Pat Greene is a curator, artist, writer, radio, podcast host, and organizer. He was the Gallery Director and Curator at the Gallery at Avalon Island from 2013- 2018. Her currently serves as The City of Orlando’s Public Art Coordinator. He has been curating and organizing pop-up events under the umbrella of The Corridor Project since 2012. He founded The Corridor Project as a museum without walls, a site-specific project that utilizes visual art, performance, and music. The Corridor Project has included Walk on By, Transit Interpretation Project (TrIP), and other projects.

Although Greene works mostly with the Central Florida community, he has organized projects working with artists in several American cities, and several countries. Greene’s focus is on art, community building, and elements of surprise.

Greene has done residencies at the Atlantic Center for the Arts (New Smyrna Beach), Q21 at the Museumsquartier (Vienna, Austria), and Monochrom Residency (Anger, Austria). He has been a visiting artist and lecturer at Bemis Contemporary Art Center (Omaha), University of Florida, the Cherokee Reservation (Cherokee, North Carolina), and others. Pat Greene had a jazz radio show at WPRK Rollins College from 1999- 2012. He has been published in several publications including Orlando Weekly, Detroit Metro Times, The Brooklyn Rail, The Daily Serving, and Atomic Ranch. In 2004 Greene ran for the Mayor of Orlando in what was more performance art. His slogan was “I don’t want to talk about it.”