Greg A. Hill is an artist and curator currently based in Chelsea, Quebec. From Fort Erie, Ontario he is a Kanyen’kehaka member of the Six Nations of the Grand River. As a curator, Hill worked in museums and art galleries for nearly 30 years, most notably as the National Gallery of Canada’s Audain Senior Curator of Indigenous Art (2008-22) where he was dedicated to building the collection of Indigenous art as well as curating and presenting a series of touring retrospective exhibitions for senior Indigenous artists—Norval Morrisseau 2006-7, Carl Beam 2010-12, Alex Janvier 2016-17, and Shelley Niro 2023-25. He also established and co-curated an ongoing series of international Indigenous art exhibitions, beginning with Sakahán in 2013 and Àbadakone / Continuous Fire / Fue continuel 2019-20. Through acquisitions from those exhibitions and from abroad, he founded a leading collection of works from many of the world’s most significant contemporary Indigenous artists.