Danielle
Sheli Levy
Danielle Sheli Levy is a creative strategist and producer with a decade of experience shaping brand and campaign strategy for consumer-facing, culturally driven organizations. Her work centers on understanding what meaningfully captures audience interest. She applies taste and timing to that insight, shaping projects and experiences that feel of the moment and resonate beyond it.
Danielle has worked with art institutions and global brands alike, including Hinge, Lyft, Sandy Liang, VICE, MSCHF, The Shed, New Museum, NEW INC, International Center of Photography, National Sawdust and the Whitney Museum of American Art, where she produced over 130 sold-out live performances with more than 40 different artists.
She’s part of the team behind Cake Zine, a James Beard nominated literary magazine exploring society through sweets. Since their first launch party in 2021, Cake Zine’s event programming has amassed an international cult following.
Danielle worked with the creative team at Hinge to create a 2024 Anthem Award-winning book shaped like a smartphone for the Global Day of Unplugging. The project is a part of Hinge’s Social Impact initiative, One More Hour.
She curated the 2025 exhibition NOW IS NOW at LAR Gallery in Houston, Texas. In 2026, she joined the gallery's Advisory Board.
Currently, she’s developing creative strategy for Irregular Hours, a platform shaping the future of work by reimagining how people tell their story and build their careers.
Her work as a producer has been screened at SXSW (2020) and Tribeca Film Festival (2022), and featured in The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Time, Ad Age, Nylon, Interview, Teen Vogue, Variety, and the Dazed 100 list.
Born and raised in Houston, Danielle returned after more than a decade in New York and continues to work with clients worldwide.
Contact: danielleshelilevy [at] gmail.com
Danielle has worked with art institutions and global brands alike, including Hinge, Lyft, Sandy Liang, VICE, MSCHF, The Shed, New Museum, NEW INC, International Center of Photography, National Sawdust and the Whitney Museum of American Art, where she produced over 130 sold-out live performances with more than 40 different artists.
She’s part of the team behind Cake Zine, a James Beard nominated literary magazine exploring society through sweets. Since their first launch party in 2021, Cake Zine’s event programming has amassed an international cult following.
Danielle worked with the creative team at Hinge to create a 2024 Anthem Award-winning book shaped like a smartphone for the Global Day of Unplugging. The project is a part of Hinge’s Social Impact initiative, One More Hour.
She curated the 2025 exhibition NOW IS NOW at LAR Gallery in Houston, Texas. In 2026, she joined the gallery's Advisory Board.
Currently, she’s developing creative strategy for Irregular Hours, a platform shaping the future of work by reimagining how people tell their story and build their careers.
Her work as a producer has been screened at SXSW (2020) and Tribeca Film Festival (2022), and featured in The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Time, Ad Age, Nylon, Interview, Teen Vogue, Variety, and the Dazed 100 list.
Born and raised in Houston, Danielle returned after more than a decade in New York and continues to work with clients worldwide.
Contact: danielleshelilevy [at] gmail.com