Susan Glen

Lives & works in London,

Susan Glen is an exhibitions producer, researcher, events organiser and photo editor who also lecturers in editorial photography and photojournalism.

A background in newspapers and photo agencies (1987-2007) honed skills in photo editing, storytelling and research. These core skills have been developed to convey complex narratives to an exhibition audience weaving video, text and artworks with photos.

Between 2011-2019  Susan Glen's investigation and research into a collection of historical Libyan 'found' images collated by Peter Bouckaert, former emergencies director of HRW, Tim Hetherington and Michael Christopher Brown  led to a series of four exhibitions throughout Europe. Debates and exhibition programming were built into each show delivering maximum impact and understanding. Press reviews appeared in The Guardian, The Independent, FT, 6Mois, BJP, Morganbladet, De Standaard, and  on Monocle Radio.

Passion for photojournalism has led to judging awards for VISA Pour L'image, Amnesty International Awards, Prix Canon Femme, The Pierre and Alexandra Boulat Award, Slovenian Press Awards, Prix Scoop,  Prix George Bendreheim and the Fujichrome Africa Press Awards over a 20 year period. Susan was also a trustee of the IMMF a charity launched by Tim Page and Horst Faas to train young Vietnamese photographers. Mentoring young photographers remains an important aspect of her work as a visiting university lecturer.

This passion and depth of expertise is brought to any assignment undertaken.