Martin Schulze is the founder of Public Delivery (est. 2011), a non-profit art organization known for projects realized in 105 countries and collaborations with leading contemporary artists.

He was once arrested by the Belarusian KGB and interrogated for 13 hours after documenting public art.

The organization also publishes one of the largest independent art magazines, reaching millions of readers annually. The publication is known for its independence and long-term commitment to documenting modern and contemporary art.

He has been Director of Philanthropy at DEAR Burma (est. 2002), Asia’s largest free migrant school, since 2013. Its model has been adopted by governments including Taiwan and Singapore.

Beyond Public Delivery, Schulze has advised governments and intergovernmental organizations including the United Nations and the International Labour Organization.

He studied Mass Media Research & Journalism and Psychology at the Université de Fribourg (CH) and The Chinese University of Hong Kong, and has spoken at global forums including TEDx and Horasis.