Curating

Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, 12 Feb - 13 March 2021 Born in London in 1985 and based in Brooklyn, Zoë Buckman’s multidisciplinary practice incorporates sculpture, textiles, ceramics, photography, and large-scale public installations. Adopting an explicitly feminist approach, her work explores identity, trauma, and gendered violence, subverting preconceived notions of vulnerability and strength. Visit Online [...]

Find Out More Sarah Maple - Jealous Art Gallery, London October 2020 The unmissable exhibition is a ground breaking collaboration between one of the most potent and singular young voices in British art and a curator who is a loud champion of female artists and voice for anti-elitism in the arts. British [...]

Platform Foundation, London The Soho House Art Collection numbers over 5000 artworks on display permanently across our sites in 8 countries, making it one of the largest and most respected collections of its kind. We pride ourselves on the relationships we have developed with artists, at both emerging and museum level. We are [...]

Little Beach House, BarcelonaThe Art Collection at Little Beach House Barcelona is curated to appear as if it has lived and faded in the modernist beach front site for decades.  The collection comprises 90% local artists: Albert Riera Galceran, Alberto Hernandez Torres, Aldo Urbano, Andrea Gomez, Bernat Daviu, Esra Kayira, Francesco Ruiz Anad, Gokhan Bagisoglu [...]

At The Other Art Fair Globally 2019 In 2019 The Other Art Fair is setting itself the challenge of creating a Greener Future, led by Kate Bryan. From the operations of the art fair globally to the art on display, Greener Future is not about perfection, it’s about progress and dialogue about how we [...]

NOT 30%, The Other Art Fair, London To mark its 30th edition, The Other Art Fair, the leading artist-led fair, I curated a second site wholly dedicated to showcasing womenartists. Not 30% was part exhibition and part protest against the male dominated art world. A recent report showed women are at best represented 30% [...]

Amsterdam Soho House The art collection at Amsterdam Soho House reimagines the long, prestigious Dutch art tradition through contemporary eyes. The collection of nearly 500 artworks is comprised of around 60% Dutch artists and all the international artists included have responded to Dutch art history in some way. [...]

White City House, London A cultural icon and landmark piece of modern architecture, the Television Centre at White City was a factory for television and a powerhouse of creative broadcasting. Soho House opened a new site, White City House, as part of the redevelopment complex in April 2018. The art collection is dedicated to [...]

Dumbo House, New York Nestled between the Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges, Dumbo House has a staggering vantage point across one of the most architecturally spectacular views in the world. The art collection at this new Soho House reflects that extraordinary position and is entirely comprised of work that speaks of architecture. The contemporary artists [...]

Mistresses, Kettners Townhouse Permanent collection, Soho London For nearly 150 years this has been a refined dining location whilst simultaneously playing host to liaisons, affairs and voyeurism. It is this clandestine aspect of the site that has inspired the contemporary collection ‘Mistresses’ for the rebirth of Kettners Townhouse as it joins the Soho [...]

40 GREEK STREET SOHO HOUSE Permanent Installation, Soho London The original Soho House reopened after an expansion and redevelopment 23 years after it first opened it’s doors and started the Soho House brand. The existing art collection was re-installed in the dining rooms, a comforting reminder of the site’s long history. Alongside these monochrome [...]

The Vault 100 Permanent Installation at The Ned London The Vault 100 is the core of the art collection at The Ned London, a permanent collection of 100 works where I employed the language of the City to make a statement about gender inequality. With 93 works by female artists and seven by men, [...]

The Fine Art Society, London October – November 2014 Marking the centenary of Duchamp's readymade, I curated the group exhibition What Marcel Duchamp Taught Me. It was the largest show in the history of the gallery, taking over the entire five floors of the Bond Street townhouse as over 50 Contemporary artists responded to [...]

Annie Kevans: Women and the History of Art AnotherMag.com Shut your eyes and picture an Impressionist painter. Do they have a beard and a wounded expression? Is there an exquisitely wrought depiction of a haystack at their elbow and a glass of vin rouge in their hand? Are they firmly ensconced in a [...]

The Fine Art Society, London October – November 2013 In 2013 I presented a major solo exhibition for British artist duo Rob and Nick Carter marking 15 years of their artistic collaboration. Transforming presented a body of work that reengaged with art of the past, harnessing the most cutting edge new media to create [...]

The Fine Art Society, London May- June 2013 Light 3.142 was Chris Levine’s first major gallery exhibition. Known internationally for his iconic portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, Lightness of Being, in this exhibition I was keen to provide an opportunity to fully grasp the range and depth of his practice. WATCH VIDEO [...]

The Fine Art Society July – September 2012 In June 2012 Blake turned 80 and to mark the occasion the artist was invited to present a selection of works from the gallery's holdings and to design a new flag for the facade. The extensive and multifaceted show covered three floors of the gallery building. [...]

The British Cut The Space, Hong Kong, November 2012 2012 marked an extraordinary moment in British cultural history, and The British Cut was a critical survey of the contemporary art scene of this unique moment. The exhibition, co curated with Zelie Walker, drew together a multifaceted selection of artwork that encouraged various dialogues such as: [...]

WATTLE February 2011 The Space, Hong Kong Wattle was the first major survey exhibition of contemporary Australian art in Hong Kong. The exhibition showcased the extraordinary depth and range of the Australian art scene, aiming to bring it closer to the level of international recognition it deserves. Wattle featured a curator’s pick of forty-five [...]

Peter Blake: New Territories May 2011, The Space, Hong Kong New Territory was Peter Blake’s first exhibition in Asia and an enlivening retrospective presenting the distinguished artist's printmaking career, combining iconic works of past decades with new artworks to mark the occasion. VIEW CATALOGUE [...]