Members Curator's Tour Tracey Emin

Jessica Baxter

Jessica Baxter is Assistant Curator of International Art at Tate Modern. She co-curated the exhibitions Tracey Emin: A Second Life (2026), Leigh Bowery! (2025) and A World in Common: Contemporary African Photography (2023), as well as monographic displays of Deana Lawson, Joel Meyerowitz and Francesca Woodman. Her curatorial research focuses on ideas of trans-temporality, Mediterranean connections and spirituality. She has led lectures at BACKLIT Gallery, UAL London College of Communication and Offprint London. Publications include Lieko Shiga (Tate Publishing, 2023) and books on Coco Capitán, Rosie Marks and Letizia Le Fur (RVB Books, 2024). She was one of the British Art Network’s Emerging Curators for 2023-24.

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