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Courtney Hammond

Courtney Hammond is an experience designer, creative strategist, and multi-media curator specializing in experiential storytelling, spatial technology, and modular architecture. An award-winning American curator, she creates immersive installations and activations that merge architectural design, floor-to-ceiling environments, and cutting-edge technologies to engage the senses and tell compelling spatial stories. She is the 2026 host of the six-part creative technologies mini-series “Edge of Art”, streaming globally, and her work has been featured in Forbes, Condé Nast, Architectural Digest, GQ, Marie Claire, The New York Times, Good Morning America, and The Huffington Post. Notable projects include a 75-acre interactive light show controlled by visitors’ iPhones for a multi-billion-dollar development groundbreaking, and a 1,200-piece multi-media storytelling experience for Bill Gates at the Breakthrough Energy Global Summit. Courtney has produced hundreds of artworks and experiences across 45+ cities worldwide, including six U.S. art centers. She collaborates with leading designers, technologists, artists, and brands to craft stories that resonate with diverse communities. She is owner of dash.studio, co-owner of Nakamura.Ke Glowing Kitchen, partner of Yes Projects and Max Color.Club, and chief curator and founding partner of Atlast.world. Her work has been recognized by The Huffington Post, The Guardian, The Public Art Network, The U.S. Conference of Mayors, American Institute of Architects, and the National Endowment for the Arts.
Courtney Hammond is an experience designer, creative strategist, and multi-media curator specializing in experiential storytelling, spatial technology, and modular architecture. An award-winning American curator, she creates immersive installations and activations that merge architectural design, floor-to-ceiling environments, and cutting-edge technologies to engage the senses and tell compelling spatial stories.

She is the 2026 host of the six-part creative technologies mini-series “Edge of Art”, streaming globally, and her work has been featured in Forbes, Condé Nast, Architectural Digest, GQ, Marie Claire, The New York Times, Good Morning America, and The Huffington Post. Notable projects include a 75-acre interactive light show controlled by visitors’ iPhones for a multi-billion-dollar development groundbreaking, and a 1,200-piece multi-media storytelling experience for Bill Gates at the Breakthrough Energy Global Summit.

Courtney has produced hundreds of artworks and experiences across 45+ cities worldwide, including six U.S. art centers. She collaborates with leading designers, technologists, artists, and brands to craft stories that resonate with diverse communities. She is owner of dash.studio, co-owner of Nakamura.Ke Glowing Kitchen, partner of Yes Projects and Max Color.Club, and chief curator and founding partner of Atlast.world.

Her work has been recognized by The Huffington Post, The Guardian, The Public Art Network, The U.S. Conference of Mayors, American Institute of Architects, and the National Endowment for the Arts.