Theresa has consulted to Roca London Gallery on its ongoing exhibition programme since 2014 and is now an integral part of the exhibition team, helping source curators and develop speaker events with the brand to draw their target audiences into the Zaha Hadid designed showroom.

Theresa has been responsible for helping programme exhibitions at the gallery, introducing the following to Roca: Department22, London 2026: Recipes for Building a Food Capital; Vicky Richardson What Where (2019) ; Harvard, Rhode Island Design School and Carnegie Mellon for their Drawing Attention architectural drawings show (2019) ; Clare Dowdy, for Power House, a focus on Data Centres (2022); Drawing Matter and Hamza Shaikh for Vanishing Points (2023).

In addition to achieving national and international press coverage for each exhibition, we have helped attract sell out audiences to talks and events, collaborating with media partners, where relevant, for additional impact.

In 2016, Hayward Gallery, in association with The Vinyl Factory, curated the gallery’s only major off-site exhibition during its two-year refurbishment at The Store, a creative space at the iconic Brutalist building 180 The Strand.

Theresa Simon & Partners co-directed a campaign to promote this showcase of the most important artists working in sound and image today, curated by Ralph Rugoff.  

65 journalists attended the September press preview and 4 and 5 star reviews appeared across London, national and international press, with a total audience reach of 170m.

The event launched the space for The Vinyl Factory, which has since hosted blockbuster installations for artists such as Jeremy Deller and Ryoji Ikeda and collaborated with talents across film and fashion including Wes Anderson, Prada and Louis Vuitton.