Floyd Hall is an arts and non-profit leader, cultural producer, and curator whose work spans institutions, public projects, and cross-disciplinary collaborations. He builds bridges between artists, audiences, and ideas—ensuring that engagement remains both critically rigorous and publicly relevant.

Floyd’s production work includes large-scale cultural events, live storytelling programs, and acclaimed podcasts that amplify a range of overlooked voices and perspectives. 

As a curator, Floyd has developed exhibitions for Atlanta Contemporary, Science Gallery Atlanta, the Museum of Design Atlanta, and Villa Albertine. His curatorial approach is collaborative and research-driven, engaging themes of identity, history, science and technology, social justice, and interdisciplinary exchange. Through exhibitions like HOOKED (2022), JUSTICE (2023), and Landmarks (2025), he creates experiences that invite dialogue, spark curiosity, and connect local narratives to global contexts.

Whether developing an organizational turnaround plan, leading a fundraising campaign, or shaping an exhibition from concept to opening, Floyd approaches his work with the belief that cultural institutions can be transformative forces—fostering connection, deepening understanding, and inspiring communities to imagine new futures together.

Floyd holds a BS in Mathematics from Morehouse College, a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) and an MBA from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Business.