Diana d’Arenberg is an art writer and advisor based in Hong Kong and Berlin. With extensive experience in the art world, she has collaborated with international galleries, art fairs, biennials, luxury brands, and prestigious publications and institutions such as Harper’s Bazaar, South China Morning Post, Vogue, Christie’s, Asia Tatler, The Art Newspaper, and Ocula. Diana is also the former editor and co-founder of Framed, an independent Hong Kong art and culture magazine that profiles local and international artists, collectors, and designers.

Diana is the former editor and co-founder of Framed, an independent Hong Kong art and culture magazine that profiled local and international artists, collectors, and designers. Throughout her career, she has interviewed and written about prominent figures in contemporary art, fashion, film, and design, including Anish Kapoor, Georg Baselitz, Takashi Murakami, Catherine Opie, Sophie Calle, Theaster Gates, Christian Louboutin, and David Lynch.
She also regularly participates in panels and television programs on contemporary art and design at major events such as Art Basel Hong Kong, Photofairs Shanghai, BBC, RTHK, and the West Bund Art Fair in Shanghai. Additionally, Diana was part of the Liberatum Hong Kong team, which brought a cultural program to the city featuring international and local artists including Pharrell Williams, filmmaker Paul Schrader, actress Rossy de Palma, and writer Sir V.S. Naipaul.
Beyond her writing and advisory roles, Diana is also a vocalist and lyricist for the Hong Kong-Australian rock band The Strixx.