As a peripatetic arts organisation LANG built a global reputation for the gallery and its artists through exhibitions, events, education and consultation.
Full-time queer working class multidisciplinary artist, writer and curator, Laura Noble founded LANG in 2012. Hailing from Manchester in the North of England and of mixed heritage, she is now based in London working with artists, community organisations and museums to promote equity in the art world. She has developed a social dialogical practice, using dialogue and communication through making, writing, exhibiting and collaboration with other artists. With a focus on education and building an inclusive fair artistic community. LANG is based in Walthamstow, hosting exhibitions, events and workshops in the UK and abroad.
LANG prides itself on exhibiting and championing contemporary art in all its forms, nurturing artists through mentoring, education and advising practitioners, collectors and placing work into important museums, public and private collections worldwide.
A collaboration with the London Art Fair for the 14th Photo 50 exhibition Occupy the Void project was shown in January 2020 with a community of female artists, all of them over 50 years old alongside a publication and talks program. This set up various dialogues going forward, concerning power, the gaze, body fascism, child abuse, how we occupy space and challenging patriarchal norms. See more about the project here. To walk through the exhibition, click here.