Natalie Mitchell is an artist, curator and facilitator whose work engages in the politics of visibility and representation, using moving image and photographic mediums to create conversations with between themselves, participants and the viewer. Their practice is grounded in workshop facilitation and engaging with people, developing spaces to engage in processes of co-making and story telling.

They have worked in a curatorial and creative programming capacity at Studio Voltaire, Brighton Photo Fringe, Turf Projects, 198 Contemporary Arts & Learning, F.A.T. Studios.

For more information on Natalie's work, commissions, or to just say hello, please get in touch.

Born, raised & works in London, UK

Group Exhibitions

2024; ‘Solastalgia’, Turf Projects, London

2023; ‘Conditions Studio Programme Exhibition’, London 

2019; ‘They Came Before Us’, 14 Hanbury Street, London 

2018; ‘Revolving Gallery’, GX Gallery, London

2017; ‘Super Yonic Art Festival’, Copeland Gallery, London

2015; ‘Open Generation Exhibition’, Autograph ABP, London 

Workshops & Facilitation

2020; Projecting Power: Photography as Activism, Brighton Photo Fringe

2021-2023; Imagining Resistance

2022-2023; Unearthed Collective, Studio Voltaire

2023; F.A.T. Studios & Southwark Schools Project

Selected Published Writing

2020; ‘Your Words, My Voice’, the rage and recognition issue, Unpretty Zine (#3)