The Griffin Museum of Photography is pleased to offer portfolio sessions with Curator-in-Residence, Laura Noble. The review with Ms. Noble will be 20 minutes long and costs $50 and is available to Griffin Museum members on a first-come, first-served basis. Please sign up below.
Bio
Laura Noble is the Director of L A Noble Gallery (LANG) in London. She is also a curator and author of The Art of Collecting Photography, with primary essays in many monographs including Wall and Peace – Kai Weidenhöfer, 2020, Form & Function – Chloe Rosser, 2018, At Home with the Furries – Tom Broadbent, 2018, Estate – Robert Clayton, 2015, In Paradiso, Deborah Baker, 2014, Hidden Identities: Unfinished – Yvonne De Rosa, 2013, and many more. She is a proud feminist and is currently working on a new book focusing on the role of women in the photography industry.
Noble’s blog has a global following that follow her personal thoughts and opinions on the art world and art practice.
As a nominator for the Prix Pictet Prize and juror on many photographic competitions and residency programs her commitment to photography is paramount. She also reviews at several photo festivals abroad including Rencontres d’Arles.
She curates at LANG and independently at venues worldwide, most recently at the London Art Fair Photo50 exhibition Occupy the Void to critical acclaim, Magazzini Fotografici in Naples with Chris Steele-Perkins Japan and at the 50th Anniversary of Rencontres d’Arles in France with Yvonne De Rosa Negativo 1930. Noble lectures on all aspects of collecting photography, professional and gallery practice globally and as a regular visiting lecturer at Sotheby’s Institute in London. Her advice on professional practice and the art market is also keenly received at several universities and institutions both in the UK and abroad.
As an avid collector, Laura prides herself on discovering new talent and writes extensively on photography in numerous journals worldwide including: Foam Magazine, COLLECT, Eyemazing, GUP, Hotshoe, Snoecks, f22/State magazine, Next Level and Image. She was also Editor at large for Photoicon for two years and wrote a photography book column in fLIP magazine for over a decade.
With a commitment to emerging photographers L A Noble Gallery runs a volunteer program, regular portfolio reviews, mentoring and consultations for photographers at every stage of their career. LANG launched FIX Photo Festival in 2016 and 2017 and in 2018 gained worldwide recognition, and is poised for another successful year. L A Noble Gallery has made photography accessible to a wide new audience and participates and exhibits at several photography fairs and festivals worldwide.
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