Andreea Chitan is a Romanian curator, creative producer and collaborator of  Roma heritage based in Northern England.

Her curatorial and production work reflects a commitment to dialogue, care, and collaboration—foregrounding practices and artists that challenge dominant structures and embrace multiplicity. She approaches exhibition as a conceptual extension of her own artistic ethos: an ongoing negotiation between form, audience, and context.

Chitan holds an MA in Photography from the Royal College of Art, where she developed an experimental and critically engaged methodology that continues to shape her evolving practice.

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Curated & Produced Exhibitions
Working at the intersection of care and curation, Chitan assembles exhibitions as spaces of encounter—where narratives unfold not linearly, but relationally.

• Songs of Cloth - a textile exhibition curated as part of OUR Turn Festival, Bradford's first Visual Arts Festival

• Landscapes of Identity, Ilkley Manor House (31 August–6 September 2024)
  An invocation of place as both inheritance and imagination; identity as mapped and unmapped terrain.

• Faces of Bradford: Then and Now, Ilkley Manor House (1–23 March 2025)
  A living archive of a city’s soul. Memory and portraiture in dialogue—fragmented, layered, enduring.

• Rombald's Rocks

• Colour of Dreams

• Re-Play

• photoILKLEY

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Please contact for any collaboration

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