Richard Flood, an influential curator and writer, passed away at 81, leaving behind a legacy in the art world that spanned decades. Known for his role as managing editor at Artforum and curatorial positions at notable institutions like the New Museum and Walker Art Center, he curated transformative exhibitions that showcased emerging artists. Flood mentored countless individuals in the arts community, earning admiration for his passion, deep insights into art, and charismatic presence that greatly impacted the curatorial landscape.
"Richard was a truly original character-a curator who thought deeply and passionately about art, a partner to artists who he championed with gusto, and an inspiring and generous mentor to many who had the fortune of working alongside him..."
"His charisma, wit and highly cultivated eye are evidenced in the memorable exhibitions he curated as well as the writings he left behind. He had a great influence on generations of curators."
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