
Executive Director: Lina Dzuverovic
Lina Dzuverovic is the co-founder and Director of Electra where she shapes the artistic vision and strategically leads
the organisation whilst also curating many of Electra's projects. In 2009 she was the curator (with Stina Høgkvist) of
Favoured Nations, the 5th edition of Momentum, the Nordic Biennial. Selected projects she has commissioned, produced
and realised with Electra include 27 Senses (Kunstmuseet KUBE, Norway, 2009), Art Now Live (Tate Britain, 2007),
Perfect Partner by Kim Gordon, Tony Oursler and Phil Morrison (Barbican Centre, 2005), Her Noise (South London
Gallery, 2005), Sound And The Twentieth Century Avant Garde lecture series (Tate Modern, 2004), Sounds Of Christmas
by Christian Marclay (Tate Modern, 2004), Emotional Orchestra and Sheer Frost Orchestra by Marina Rosenfeld (Tate Modern
2005/06).
In 2006 Lina was named the DeciBel Mid-Career Curatorial Fellow by Arts Council England. Formerly she was Media Arts
Curator at London's ICA, and prior to this she worked for The Wire magazine, Mute magazine and The Lux Centre in London.
Assistant Director: Irene Revell
Irene Revell joined Electra in 2004 and has managed the production of all Electra projects over the past 5 years, as well as
playing an active role in the strategic development of the organisation. Amongst curating smaller scale exhibitions and
performances, she co-curated EPSRC funded Sound Escapes group exhibition (2009, SPACE, London), in collaboration with
Angus Carlyle of CRISAP, London College of Communication; and The Wire 25 season of performances and events to mark The
Wire Magazine's 25th anniversary (2007, London).
Irene came to the contemporary arts professionally, working for COMA, Share Music and Impro, after a long involvement in
the DIY noise music community, including setting up two independent record labels, and promoting live events including
Ladyfest London 2002. Irene graduated from Oxford University with a degree in Physics and an MA in Women's Studies.
Curatorial Assistant: Fatima Hellberg
Fatima Hellberg supports the co-ordination and production of Electra's projects and events. Since joining
the organisation in February 2009, she has been involved in the realisation of 27 Senses (Kunstmuseet Kube,
Norway, 2009) and Offer and Exchange (various locations, 2008-2010) as well as contributed to the catalogues
of 27 Senses and Momentum, the Nordic Biennale.
Fatima is currently doing her MA in Curating at the Royal College of Art and has curated and/or organised
freelance projects, most recently Information Wants to be Free (Platform 1 Gallery, 2009), Who Can Afford
to be an Artworker? (Arnolfini, Bristol, 2009) and the programme of Chapter 8. Since graduating with a BA
in History of Art from Oxford University she has also worked as Project Assistant at the Carnegie Awards,
Frieze Art Fair and Portavilion Projects and interned at Frieze Magazine, The Hayward Gallery and Afterall.
Lizzie Carey-Thomas, Curator, Tate Britain
Lina Dzuverovic, Executive Director, Electra
Christian Marclay, Artist
Daniel McClean, Lawyer and Curator
Anne Hilde Neset, Deputy Editor, The Wire Magazine
Irene Revell, Co-Director and Production Manager, Electra
Lisa Rosendahl, Director, Baltic Centre, Visby, Sweden
Neil Wenman, White Cube