We are incredibly excited to present the Twilight Curator Program, a new annual initiative at Twilight Contemporary designed to support and give space to emerging curatorial talent.
The Twilight Curator Program is designed to help provide the knowledge, practical skills, networks, and space needed to thrive in the curatorial art world. Each year we will invite one early-career curator to join us, offering the opportunity to develop and deliver an ambitious exhibition proposal from the ground up. Open calls for 2026 will be announced in December.
Year 1 Curator:
Téa-Anya Earle
Exhibition:
Subvert Your Gaze to Meet Mine
Téa is a budding curator researching, organising and exploring transgressive mark-making practices in London. She is compelled by a deeply felt impetus to explore and create space for communities and intersections of society that are overlooked or maligned.
Téa recently completed an MA in Curation and Cultural Theory at Central Saint Martins where she researched and wrote about urban visual cultures, outsider art and urban mark-making. She is motivated most by community-centred work that reanimates the voices of those marginalised and overlooked, bringing light to stories and experiences that have been historically misunderstood or sidelined.
2026 OPEN CALL TBA IN DECEMBER