Louise Webb is a Dover-based artist, curator and researcher who has worked throughout Kent, the UK and has shown internationally.  Louise has recently been investigating the importance of listening spaces in communities and is interested in alternative learning spaces. She is researching the importance of conversation, listening, arts administration and work ethics. Looking at the relationship between art communities, councils, and public organisations. She is currently studying an MA in Applied Anthropology and Community Arts at Goldsmiths University.

Recently her artist practice has centred around communication and interpretation through narrative and conversation. Through the use of moving images, Louise has been investigating the intimacy of electronic devices and digital hospitality and anthropology, observing how new social histories and fictional realities are being created through shared technologies. Louise is interested in how these inevitable formats of communication can be used to share collective joy, resistance and hope while being faced with the difficulties of privacy, false news, and hidden algorithms.