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Rachel Falconer

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Dr Rachel Falconer is an independent curator, Senior Lecturer, and Head of Creative Technology at Goldsmiths, University of London. Her systems-based curatorial practice operates across contemporary art, feminist technoscience, critical AI, and networked culture, developing alternative exhibition models and research platforms that investigate the entanglement of network apparatus and technological and social behaviors. She is founder of Mutable Prototype Syndicate — a research-as-practice agency for critical disruption through experimental curatorial methods — and serves as a Dedicated Mentor at NEW INC, advisor to the Ars Electronica S+T+ARTS Prize, and juror for The Lumen Prize. She has participated in programs at Tate, Barbican, ICA, V&A, Rhizome, Arebyte Gallery, Transmediale, and Furtherfield, among others. She is an RSA Fellow.

From The Curator Ecology, July 2026

London Ham and Rachel Falconer. Photography by Chenchen Cai

London Ham and Rachel Falconer. Photography by Chenchen Cai

Profile (past & present)

Roles
Academic, Advisor, Curator, Fellow and

Connections

Collaborators
Annie Bicknell
Founder of
Mutable Prototype Syndicate
Affiliations
Goldsmiths, Goldsmiths, University of London, NEW INC, Royal Society of Arts
Teaching
Goldsmiths, Goldsmiths, University of London

Some roles and affiliations may be former.

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Authored Articles on Right Click Save

  • 2026The Curator Ecology
  • 2025Synthetic Trauma and the Poetics of Erasure
  • 2025The Interview | Sara Ludy
  • 2024Alternative Evolution | William Latham

Coverage · 9 articles

Featured

  • 2026The Curator Ecology
  • 2025The Lumen Prize Looks to the Future of Digital Art
  • 2025Synthetic Trauma and the Poetics of Erasure
  • 2024Alternative Evolution | William Latham

Discussed

  • 2026A-Z of Digital Art 2026
  • 2025Can Art and Tech Giants Shape Education with AI?
  • 2025The Interview | Sara Ludy
  • 2024The Art of DIY Education

Mentioned

  • 2026In Between the Art Worlds

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