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Present work
Louise Rytter is a communications specialist known for her strategic approach to storytelling and creative partnerships. In 2023 she co-founded the creative communications agency Rytter & Denke, which empowers artists, cultural institutions and lifestyle brands to reach their full potential.
She also works as an independent fashion curator and art consultant for museums, archives and galleries, where she advises on exhibitions, publications and new acquisitions. Clients include Loewe Foundation, Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, the Robert Fairer Archive, Lagos Fashion Week, The Design Museum and the Victoria & Albert Museum.
Past work
With a decade of experience in the international culture and technology industries, Louise Rytter has a track-record in creating meaningful strategies, campaigns, partnerships and programs.
At Google Arts & Culture, she was responsible for the world’s largest virtual exhibition of style We Wear Culture which launched at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and saw 3000 years of fashion brought online with 184 museums from 42 countries.. She developed Google’s strategic vision, partnerships and programs in Africa, and launched projects with the National Museums of Kenya, The Nelson Mandela Foundation, The Mohamed Amin Foundation, The African Artists Foundation and government institutions in Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa and Ghana.
At the Victoria & Albert Museum, she worked as the assistant curator on the exhibition Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty, which won the museum The Art Fund Museum of the Year award. She also worked on the exhibitions David Bowie Is, Wedding Dresses and the V&A’s permanent fashion gallery.
She is the author of Louis Vuitton: The Complete Collections (Catwalk) and The World According to Lee McQueen, and has contributed to the books Fashion: Central Saint Martins and Alexander McQueen.
She holds a First Class Honours in Fashion Communication with Promotion from Central Saint Martins.