Laura Mark Curator

About me

Laura Mark is an award-winning architecture critic, curator and filmmaker based in London.

Projects

PracticePractice is a new series of documentaries on architecture that look at how architects design, rather than what they design. The first episode focuses on Piers Taylor of Invisible Studio.

Projects credited in

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Summer Exhibtion at RA Royal Academy of Arts LondonSummer Exhibition at RA Royal Academy of Arts London The Summer Exhibition is the world’s oldest open-submission exhibition: its earliest exhibitors included the likes of Reynolds, Constable and Turner. With many works in the exhibition on sale, the show also gives you a chance to own some original art while supporting the historic Royal Academy Schools; artwork sales help us to continue the free tuition that we have offered for nearly 250 years. With everything from painting, printmaking and
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The Royal AcademyFounded in 1768, the Royal Academy of the Arts is one of Britain’s oldest institutions, with a mission to support, promote and create visual arts through exhibitions, education and discussion. For Harry Pearce, creating a new identity for this 244-year old institution was about being sensitive to the past, bringing authority to the present and creating a foundation for a confident future. Pearce and his team worked alongside Jane Wentworth and Will Dallimore at the RA on the strategy and commun
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Architecture&Design and Art Direction for a new publication by The Royal Academy of Arts, reflecting on the connection between architecture and other disciplines. Each issue features a single spot colour, which changes throughout the series.

Work history

First year design tutorBartlett School of Architecture, UCL

Aug 2020London, United KingdomPart Time

Keeper, Walmer YardBaylight Foundation

Sep 2018London, United KingdomFull Time

Education

PHD ArchitectureNewcastle University

Jan 2021Newcastle, UK