Natalia Gutman is a Copenhagen-based art historian and independent curator whose professional experience includes living and working in South Africa and the United States.

Her curatorial projects often unfold at the intersection of historical venues and conceptual ideas, with a particular focus on the dynamics between site and art. Her curatorial projects have been realized through collaborations with art institutions and museums such as The Museum of Contemporary Art, Ny Carlsbergfondet as well as independent projects at Børsen and The Thott Palace.
Beyond institutional engagements, her practice also extends to collaborations and consultancy projects where art engages in architectural, historical and corporate venues.

Gutman is currently a lecturer at DIS, where she teaches courses on curating, following earlier teaching in art history. She has been an educator at Statens Museum for Kunst (SMK) and worked as a mediator at Iziko South African National Gallery in Cape Town.
From 2022 to 2024, she served as a committee member of PLATFORM at Nikolaj Kunsthal, supporting emerging artists and curators.
Alongside her curatorial and educational work, Gutman writes and edits across a range of formats, contributing to and publishing articles, exhibition catalogues, and books. She has also been invited to speak at conferences in Denmark and internationally.