Elisha Fall (they/she) is a South East London-based queer curator and practitioner focused on projects and programmes across exhibition, film, performance, and storytelling practices. Exploring queer worlding, futurity, ecologies and methodologies. Co-founder of Every Mouth Needs Filling, a curatorial platform reimagining queer culture, archiving and speculative futures as well as working as Junior Fellow on MFA Curating at Goldsmiths University (2024-2026) and for the Queer Fringe Art and Film Festival as part of the Arts Programming Team (2025-).

Recent work includes: Queer Food Short Course & Residency (The Gramounce, 2025) ‘Rumbles from the Gut’ (West Asian & North African Womens Art Library x Forma Arts & Media, 2024), ‘Making Room’ (Goldsmiths CCA, 2024), ‘Across Grounds'(Goldsmiths University, 2024-2026), ‘Rabbithole Collective’ (Chisenhale Studios, 2021).