Caira Moreira is a Contemporary art writer based in Chicago. She attained her Bachelors of Arts from The Ohio State University in History of Art, emphasizing Post-Modern and African-American art history. She is currently a graduate student at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, pursuing a Masters’ in Modern and Contemporary art history and focusing on Contemporary African-American Art.

She regularly writes for Hyperallergic, Cultbytes, NewCity Art, and FAD Magazine and founded the podcast The Curatorial Blonde. Previously, she has held positions in gallery administration at Fredrich Petzel Gallery, 67 Gallery, Joseph editions, Kim Heirston Art Advisory,The Wexner Center for The Arts, and EXPO CHICAGO.

Her writing and research studies are centered on her interest in race relations and narrative transformation in the racial manifestation of "Post-Blackness". She is now researching young female artists from the African Diaspora who are not confined to the United States, as well as how their internal racial perspective informs their work and speaks to the context of racial understanding in their own communities. ”.

One of Moreira’s notable achievements lies in her commitment to amplifying the voices of marginalized artists through her podcast, The Curatorial Blonde. Through her curatorial conversations, she has provided a platform for artists of diverse backgrounds, foregrounding their stories and perspectives in a field often dominated by Eurocentric frameworks. Her curatorial vision extends beyond mere representation, seeking to dismantle systemic barriers and foster greater equity and access within the art ecosystem.

The Curatorial Blonde is available on major streaming platforms including Spotify and Apple Podcast. New Episodes biweekly!