Ingrid Pui Yee CHU 朱珮瑿 is a Hong Kong born Chinese Canadian contemporary art curator, writer, and innovator who received her MA in Curatorial Studies from the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College. She has over two decades of experience at international museums and non-profit art organisations, most recently in curatorial roles at Asia Art Archive and Tai Kwun Contemporary in Hong Kong. Additionally, Chu has launched several independent curatorial initiatives: RED-I Projects (2004-2008), Forever & Today (2008-present) with fellow Co-Founder, Director & Curator Savannah Gorton, and CCFWW_HK | ceiling-corner-floor-wall-window_HongKong (2025-present).

Alongside her ongoing writing published worldwide, Chu uses a methodological approach that builds platforms to meet the changing needs of artists while bringing their work to diverse audiences. Often operating at the interstices, the resulting curated commissions, exhibitions, performances, projects, and publications, also serve to contextualise art in Hong Kong, its surrounding region, and evolving ecosystem.