Art Historian | Writer | Cultural Strategist
Rosalie Clement Hennion is an art historian, writer, and cultural strategist working between the UK and Paris, specialising in modern and contemporary art. Combining academic insight with commercial experience at Frieze, Christie’s, and Gagosian, Rosalie helps artists, galleries, and cultural organisations communicate their vision with clarity and impact.
She has executed exhibition texts and editorial projects for Atelier Van Lieshout, published with ArtUK and Gallery Les Bois, and is currently producing an art documentary for BBC Radio. Rosalie’s podcast, BRUSHSTROKES, delves into creativity through thoughtful conversations with leading artists, curators, and thinkers.
Holding a First-Class BA and an MA in Art History from the University of Birmingham and the Courtauld Institute of Art, Rosalie is expanding her expertise with an MA in Marketing: New Luxury & Art de Vivre at Sciences Po, exploring the intersections of art, culture, and luxury.
Rosalie remains actively engaged with South Wales, where she was born and raised, serving as a Trustee of the Josef Herman Art Foundation and a Selector for the Contemporary Art Society for Wales’ Student Award. She blends cultural leadership with hands-on expertise in storytelling, PR, and strategic communication.
If you’re seeking expert guidance to elevate your project’s narrative, build your profile, or engage audiences with impact, let’s connect.