Camille Okhio is a New York–based writer, curator, and historian. Her work has appeared in Apartamento, W Magazine, Architectural Digest, The New York Times, Art in America, Wallpaper*, PIN–UP, Elle Décor, Vogue and more. She is recognized for her ability to contextualize design within broader discussions around history and culture. She has held speaking engagements and participated in critiques at Aspen Art Museum, Noguchi Museum, The Winter Show, the New York Studio School, Cornell University, Columbia University, Bard Graduate Center and more. She initiated her curatorial practice in 2024 with a group show, Residual Energies, at Nina Johnson Gallery. Her work centers on fine and decorative arts and their narrative potential.