Sabrina Hahn is an art collector, art dealer, curator, and author. She also invests in venture capital & technology and serves on the LP Committee of The Venture/Tech Inclusion Initiative, which strives to increase diversity and inclusion in tech. She dedicates much of her time giving back to the community through her commitment to the arts and educational philanthropy.
Uniting her passions for art and education, Sabrina has written a children’s book ABCs of Art (Sky Pony and Simon & Schuster) coming out this fall, which is currently available for pre-order on Amazon. She has pledged that for every pre-order, she will match and donate copies of the book to underserved schools and institutions, so every pre-order makes a difference.
The book has already received wonderful reviews, and is described by Richard Armstrong, Director of the Guggenheim Museum, as a “thoughtful and playful introduction to iconic artworks, with multiple layers of meaning for children and parents alike” and by Serena Williams as “a fun way to inspire children’s imagination and creativity”. ABCs of Art introduces children to the alphabet and their first words through some of the world’s most significant artworks, with stimulating rhymes and interactive questions to spark an engaging experience that parents and children can enjoy together. Art lovers, teachers, children, and adults alike all have something to gain from this delightful book.
Sabrina graduated from Harvard University with a B.A. in History of Art & Architecture and Minor in Economics. She is also a graduate of the Horace Mann School. She was named one of Town & Country's T&C 50: New Modern Swans and enjoys sharing curated content with her Instagram followers @HahnFineArt.
ABCs of Art belongs in every household, so pre-order your copy today and help support children’s arts education.
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