Paul Luckraft is a London-based curator with 20 years of experience across a range of organizations. He is currently Head of Programme and Artist Liaison at Gazelli Art House, London. Recent projects include the exhibitions Subject to Change (2025); An Absent Presence: Jane McAdam Freud, Holly Stevenson and Louise Bourgeois (2025); Parallel Worlds at Gazelli Art House in Baku, Azerbaijan (2024); and a major commission by Libby Heaney for Frieze Sculpture 2024 in Regent’s Park.
Previously, Paul was Senior Curator at Zabludowicz Collection, London, where he contributed to a program with a particular focus on Art & Technology and the commissioning of new work. Noteworthy solo exhibitions include LuYang NetiNeti (2022), Shana Moulton (2019) and Rachel Maclean (2018), alongside thematic group exhibitions Among the Machines (2021), You Are Looking at Something That Never Occurred (2017), and Emotional Supply Chains (2016). Luckraft also led on the development of the Invites program, dedicated to supporting emerging UK-based artists though solo exhibitions in a project space. Previous roles include Curator at Modern Art Oxford and Exhibition Project Manager at Urbis, Manchester.
Luckraft began his career in Liverpool, where he graduated from Liverpool School of Art before working in the exhibition team at FACT and, in 2006, co-founding The Royal Standard studios and gallery. He holds an M.A. in Art History from the Open University.
