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Chloe Noble

Access Assistant

A person with short blonde hair stands in front of a large painting of a wetland landscape with birds and trees. They are smiling slightly and wearing a dark top with an open checkered shirt, necklaces, and visible tattoos including small stars on their chest and flowers near their collarbone; the scene is lit with warm yellow lighting.

Chloe Noble (she/they/he) is an emerging visual artist and arts worker based on Kaurna Yerta / Adelaide. A graduate of Flinders University/Adelaide College of the Arts, they bring a strong foundation in painting, digital media, writing, and installation, with a practice rooted in emotional expression and informed by their experiences of disability, neurodivergence, chronic illness, trauma, and queerness. They have previously worked at Carclew, Collective Haunt Inc., and Floating Goose Studios Inc.

Alongside their studio-based practice, Noble has presented both solo and group exhibitions across Adelaide and has developed a growing career in arts production and facilitation. Their work centres on creating inclusive, collaborative spaces—particularly for queer, disabled, and emerging artists. With experience in delivering workshops for young people and producing accessible events, Noble is committed to fostering a more equitable arts industry where underrepresented voices are not just included but amplified.