Charlie Levine is an independent curator, artistic director, project manager and lecturer working in London and Mumbai. Levine’s curatorial practice centralises on in/visible networks, working with feminist histories, creating and bringing together communities, and working site responsively and with architecture.
With an MA in Critical and Contextual Art Practices from Birmingham City University, Levine started her curatorial career as founder and curator of TROVE, an independent art gallery in Birmingham, which ran from 2009 to 2013. She was formerly; Arts Manager, Camden Council, where she managed several large scale programmes and projects specifically Camden is…, Camden’s London Borough of Culture bid where they were awarded a Cultural Impact Award (2017); Sluice__, art fair, London, and international expo, Brooklyn (2013–2017); Associate Producer, mac birmingham (2011-2012); and Associate Curator, h club, London (2018-2019).
She is currently co-director of SqW:Lab; curator of ITV Creates; board member of Quiet Down There, curator of Keyhole Wires, and a consultant / project manager for various creative projects.
With an MA in Critical and Contextual Art Practices from Birmingham City University, Levine started her curatorial career as founder and curator of TROVE, an independent art gallery in Birmingham, which ran from 2009 to 2013. She was formerly; Arts Manager, Camden Council, where she managed several large scale programmes and projects specifically Camden is…, Camden’s London Borough of Culture bid where they were awarded a Cultural Impact Award (2017); Sluice__, art fair, London, and international expo, Brooklyn (2013–2017); Associate Producer, mac birmingham (2011-2012); and Associate Curator, h club, London (2018-2019).
She is currently co-director of SqW:Lab; curator of ITV Creates; board member of Quiet Down There, curator of Keyhole Wires, and a consultant / project manager for various creative projects.
