Charlie Levine | curator | critic | consultant
Charlie Levine is currently Associate Curator of Sluice__ and Arts Development Officer for Camden Council. She has been a freelance curator since 2005 and formerly ran independent gallery TROVE in Birmingham, UK, between 2009 – 2014, and programmed / curated Aedas Presents and three (at Aedas and BPN Architect offices) between 2011 – 2014. She has worked with mac birmingham on several projects, namely as Associate Producer for ALLOTMENT and been a visiting lecturer and mentor since 2013.
Levine’s practice centralises on (invisible) networks, postal art, creating and commenting on communities, working site responsively and with heritage sites, and developing opportunities for early career artists.
Key curatorial projects include Creative Machines, Minimalist Sculpture at Curzon Street Station, 2011, Thrift Radiates Happiness at Birmingham’s Municipal bank, 2013, The Moving Image Project that toured to Baroda, Tokyo, Christchurch, London and New York, 2014, Camden50, 2016, and Sluice__ art fairs 2013 and 2015 and Sluice__Exchange Rates in Bushwick, New York 2014 and 2016.
Levine has written extensively for Artfetch, an magazine and axis web.
Levine’s practice centralises on (invisible) networks, postal art, creating and commenting on communities, working site responsively and with heritage sites, and developing opportunities for early career artists.
Key curatorial projects include Creative Machines, Minimalist Sculpture at Curzon Street Station, 2011, Thrift Radiates Happiness at Birmingham’s Municipal bank, 2013, The Moving Image Project that toured to Baroda, Tokyo, Christchurch, London and New York, 2014, Camden50, 2016, and Sluice__ art fairs 2013 and 2015 and Sluice__Exchange Rates in Bushwick, New York 2014 and 2016.
Levine has written extensively for Artfetch, an magazine and axis web.
