Louise Fitzjohn is a Margate-based curator, writer, and Founding Director of Liminal Gallery, which represents contemporary artists from across the UK and Ireland. With artists at its core, Liminal delivers a dynamic programme of thoughtfully curated exhibitions while fostering meaningful, long-term development for its roster.

Alongside the gallery, Fitzjohn hosts the Liminal Gallery Podcast, interviewing exhibiting artists to delve deeper into their practices and offer an expanded platform for their work. The podcast has reached international audiences and continues to amplify the voices of emerging and established artists alike.

With over 15 years’ experience in commercial galleries, Fitzjohn is committed to championing women, non-binary and artists from underrepresented backgrounds, challenging the systemic inequalities they face. Her curatorial approach centres on collaboration, care, and creating accessible, inclusive spaces that resist traditional hierarchies within the art world.

Fitzjohn is also an arts writer, having contributed to Stylist, The Big Issue, Margate Mercury, and numerous exhibition texts, most recently for Saatchi Gallery. Dedicated to supporting the next generation of creatives, she regularly lectures across GCSE, BA, and MA programmes, including at London Metropolitan University and Birmingham City University. She has spoken on numerous panels, including for Soho House, and podcasts, most recently for Woman Up.

Deeply engaged with her local creative community, Fitzjohn plays an active role in Margate’s cultural landscape and serves on the Advisory Panel for the Power of Women Festival.