[Re]Curated / National Gallery London

Daniel F. Hermann is curator of modern and contemporary art at The National Gallery in London, UK. As curator of modern and contemporary art, he relates the historical collections to contemporary art and culture through exhibitions, commissions, residencies, research, and interpretation.

John Stack is Director of Digital Innovation and Technology at the National Gallery where he is responsible for organisation’s digital and technology departments. Prior to joining the National Gallery, John was Digital Director of the Science Museum Group, Head of Digital at Tate, and an editor at the art, design and architecture publisher Phaidon Press. In 2020–21, he was principal investigator of the Heritage Connector research project that explored the use of Artificial Intelligence to build connections at scale between and within museum collections.

Lawrence Chiles is head of digital at the National Gallery where he leads pioneering digital initiatives that connect art and audiences through immersive and interactive experiences and content creation. With a background in broadcast and technology journalism, he brings editorial insight and creative vision to cultural innovation. He has previously led digital and design and production teams at other cultural institutions such as Royal Museums Greenwich and the BBC.