About me

@crowleymark_ Mark Crowley is a graphic design practitioner based in London, primarily working with artists, curators, institutions and cultural organisations. Mark Crowley currently works as Senior Digital Designer across Tate Galleries including Tate Modern, Tate Britain, Tate Liverpool and Tate St Ives. He is responsible for digital design across all four Tate sites with his portfolio including lead design for blockbuster exhibitions such as Andy Warhol, Steve McQueen and JMW Turner. During his tenure at Tate Mark has led a team of designers and artworkers, acting up as Interim Head of Design from 2019–2020.

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  Tate Lates Night In | 2020Tate Lates Night In brought an artist-led programme online, streaming monthly from May until December 2020. They included a mix of artist talks, workshops, film, poetry and music, featuring artists working both in London and across the world.
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  Uniqlo Tate Lates | 2016–2020On the last Friday of every month, Tate Modern comes to life after-hours for Tate Lates with a mix of free art, music, film and workshops. Emerging and established DJs selected by NTS Radio soundtrack the night, alongside artist-led workshops, pop-up talks and film screenings.
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  Zanele Muholi marketing trailerMarketing trailer for Muholi's retrospective at Tate Modern. Created by Mark Crowley & Chani Wisdom.
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  Creativity Works: Visual Storytelling with Magnum PhotosThis work was produced during a 6-week intensive photography course with Create Jobs and Magnum Photos. Photographs were produced in fulfilment of a brief set by It's Nice That. The brief asked course participants to take photographs which portrayed what London was to them. Under the guidance of Magnum associate Sohrab Hura, a body of work was developed for display in an exhibition and to be printed in a zine. The concept for this project was the phrase 'we move'. According to the Urban Dictio
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  Creativity Works Visual Storytelling - Yet Another DayYet Another Day examines the relationship between Jai Toor's grandparents as they seek comfort and well-being in their everyday lives. Domestic spaces and the workplace provide an integral setting for this story of a generation who have lived in West London for 40 years. Through tender observation, Toor’s images allow us to view the nuanced themes of compassion and anxiety that occur in family life. His grandparents have a long history of health issues, however, this has not stopped them working
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Work history

Digital DesignerTATE
Feb 2016Westminster, London SW1P 4HU, UKFull Time
Brand Guardian across all Tate sites and brand partnerships. Creating original content for Tate channels and partners.
CreativeCondé Nast
Jan 2016 - Sep 2016Vogue House, Mayfair, London W1S, UKFreelance
Edit Producing and Art Direction for clients in sales and editorial

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Skills

• Art Directing
• Producing
• Directing
• Editing
• Camera Operation
• Animation