National Portrait Gallery
Chloe Cooper is an experienced professional in the field of education and the arts, currently serving as an Assistant Lecturer at the University of Kent since January 2019. In addition to this role, Chloe has been a Facilitator at the National Centre for Citizenship and the Law (NCCL) since March 2014 and an Artist Educator at the National Portrait Gallery since September 2014. Other significant positions include Artist roles at Create and the British Museum, as well as freelance education at Sir John Soane's Museum. Chloe has also contributed to Tate's Schools Programme and worked at the Whitechapel Gallery and ICA. Chloe holds an MA in Museums and Galleries in Education from the Institute of Education and a BA in Fine Art from Leeds Beckett University.
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National Portrait Gallery
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The National Portrait Gallery tells the story of the people who have shaped British history through the medium of portraits and encourages and promotes portraiture in all media. The Gallery houses the most extensive collection of portraits in the world, which offers unique insights into the men and women who have and who are contributing to the culture, identity and rich diversity of Britain.