Adam Hencz is a Copenhagen-based art writer, copywriter, and gallery assistant with a focus on contemporary art, photography, and visual culture. Since joining Artland Magazine as a regular contributor in 2020, he has gained recognition for his deep-diving interviews with artists, collectors, and gallerists, as well as his insightful articles about the impact of AI on creativity and the art industry.

With an academic background in sociology, Adam brings a unique analytical lens to his writing. He has conducted an academic research on the interplay between contemporary curatorship and entrepreneurship and has collaborated with major art museums across Scandinavia and beyond, including Copenhagen Contemporary, ARoS, and M+ in Hong Kong.

Adam has been actively involved in the activities of several cultural platforms in the Copenhagen art scene, including NW, an artist-driven contemporary art gallery that focuses on photography and unique artist books. This experience enhances his unique voice in art criticism and commentary, bridging the gap between academia and the practical art world.

In addition to his work in the art sector, Adam has served as a content and copywriter in both creative and tech industries, allowing him a broad perspective that informs his versatile writing style.