Let’s Make...
Let’s Make Art
Creative making, participatory practice and commissioning artists to create new work for and with audiences.
Working with artists as a commissioner and curator to develop new works.
Acting as a lead facilitator/maker on slow making and creative arts projects.
As Artist/Maker
Sleep Quilt, Wellcome Reading Room
Resistance Quilt, collobration with Becky Warnock
As Lead Producer/Curator
Squish Space, Barbican
Basquiat’s Brain, Barbican
Hunt & Darton, Cross Arts Box, Barbican
Squish Space, commission with India Harvey & Lisa Marie Bengtsson
Barbican 2018-20, as Creative Learning Curator and Senior Producer
Developing a brief for a play installation for children under 5s. Working with lead artists, Level G Programme team and audience experience team to develop and deliver several seasons of Squish Space.
Barbican 2018-20, as Creative Learning Curator and Senior Producer
Developing a brief for a play installation for children under 5s. Working with lead artists, Level G Programme team and audience experience team to develop and deliver several seasons of Squish Space.
Basquiat’s Brain, Exhibited at Barbican Centre
Barbican 2017-18, as Creative Learning Curator
Exploring Basquiat’s style and techniques using contemporary digital tools. Commissioned programme and artwork, led by lead artist Antonio Roberts and a multi-disciplinary group of Barbican Young Creatives alumni.
Barbican 2017-18, as Creative Learning Curator
Exploring Basquiat’s style and techniques using contemporary digital tools. Commissioned programme and artwork, led by lead artist Antonio Roberts and a multi-disciplinary group of Barbican Young Creatives alumni.
Basquiat’s Brain, Exhibited on Shoreditch Digital Canvas
Barbican 2017-18, as Creative Learning Curator
Exploring Basquiat’s style and techniques using contemporary digital tools. Commissioned programme and artwork, led by lead artist Antonio Roberts and a multi-disciplinary group of Barbican Young Creatives alumni.
Barbican 2017-18, as Creative Learning Curator
Exploring Basquiat’s style and techniques using contemporary digital tools. Commissioned programme and artwork, led by lead artist Antonio Roberts and a multi-disciplinary group of Barbican Young Creatives alumni.
Hunt & Darton, Cross-Arts Barbican Box
Barbican 2019-20, as Senior Producer Creative Learning
Working with Hunt & Darton to scope a cross-arts box inspired by their practice. Initial development, artist and team induction to the project, and supporting the Creative Learning Team to deliver the programme in London and Manchester.
Barbican 2019-20, as Senior Producer Creative Learning
Working with Hunt & Darton to scope a cross-arts box inspired by their practice. Initial development, artist and team induction to the project, and supporting the Creative Learning Team to deliver the programme in London and Manchester.
Sleep Quilt, Delivered and Exhibited at Wellcome Reading Room
Wellcome Collection 2016, as Lead Artist/Quilt-maker
Conceived as a response to the exhibition States of Mind, I hosted workshops at Wellcome and St Mungo’s, Endell Street inviting people to share their stories of sleep and embroider them into a quilt.
Wellcome Collection 2016, as Lead Artist/Quilt-maker
Conceived as a response to the exhibition States of Mind, I hosted workshops at Wellcome and St Mungo’s, Endell Street inviting people to share their stories of sleep and embroider them into a quilt.
Imagining Resistence Quilt, collaboration with Lead Artist Becky Warnock
My role as a maker was to develop a format that group could engage with to create printed and embroidered materials that could be stitched into a quilt. Taking cues from the group, I gathered the materials they worked on and created a final display piece that represented their experiences of self-advocacy and resistance.This outcome sat within a wider scheme of work facilitated by Becky with a team of AHRC funded researchers.
My role as a maker was to develop a format that group could engage with to create printed and embroidered materials that could be stitched into a quilt. Taking cues from the group, I gathered the materials they worked on and created a final display piece that represented their experiences of self-advocacy and resistance.This outcome sat within a wider scheme of work facilitated by Becky with a team of AHRC funded researchers.