2021 CLORE FELLOWS - The Clore Leadership Programme
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2021 CLORE FELLOWS
LINDSEY ALVIS ( Theatre Fellowships )
Lindsey is Executive Director & Joint CEO
of Hull-based Middle Child Theatre. After
10 years producing theatre, first for London
based touring company Headlong & then
Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse
theatres, Lindsey returned home for Hull
UK City of Culture 2017. She is passionate
about providing opportunities for artists to
live and work in the city in which she grew
up, creating world-class art with local
resonance and national significance.
LINDA BLOOMFIELD ( Excellerate
Fellowships )
Linda is based in Sheffield and her culture
and community work is local, national and
international, including projects with the
National Theatre, British Library, Future
Arts Centres and the Albany. Linda has
curated #OpportunityTuesday (to share
artist opportunities) for three years and
was a 2019 Fellow with Arts Fundraising
and Philanthropy.
DR DOMINIQUE BOUCHARD ( Duffield
Fellowships )
Dominique is Head of Learning and
Interpretation at English Heritage where
she leads interpretation, contemporary art,
learning, digital, publishing, and youth
engagement. Trained as an archaeologist
and curator, she has worked in museums in
Hong Kong, Ireland and the UK, and as
expert consultant for the UN Office of the
High Commissioner for Human Rights in
the area of museums, heritage and divided societies. Dominique is passionate about
empowering communities to share their own stories.
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POLLY BRANNAN ( Visual Arts Fellowship
)
Polly is a curator, educator and artist
committed to producing public art and
programmes with artists and communities,
co-commissioning with them to create new
work. She has recently been appointed as
Artistic Director of Open School East, a
free, independent arts school and
community space in Margate and was
Education Curator at Liverpool Biennial
2012-18 and Education Curator at Serpentine Galleries 2011 13. She is Co-Founder and
artist with network Avant Gardening.
AMANDA CHINNECK ( National Trust
Fellowship )
Amanda has held leadership roles at
several national organisations including
the National Trust, Science Museum
Group and Crafts Council. She has spent
her career developing and delivering
world-class visitor focused interpretation
and arts programmes in a variety of
contexts.
POOJA GHAI ( Theatre Fellowships )
Pooja is an award-winning theatre director,
actor, facilitator, activist and mentor,
recognised as a fierce advocate for giving
voice to marginalised groups. Pooja is at
the forefront of leadership change and
active in organisations whose ethos
supports and helps achieve this. She is co-
chair of both Artistic Directors of the
Future and Stage Directors UK and is a
trustee of Pop-Up Projects CIC.
Transform Fellowships
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LAURA GREENFIELD ( Duffield
Fellowships)
Laura is the Deputy Director for External
Engagement at Cambridge University
Libraries, where she leads exhibitions and
public programming, communications, and
fundraising. She has previously worked at
organisations including Arvon, LIFT
(London International Festival of Theatre)
and Clean Break, primarily in fundraising
roles, and she has raised more than £10
million for theatre, literature and libraries.
ADEM HOLNESS (Excellerate Fellowships)
Adem is a senior artistic programmer and
cultural strategist, currently working as
Music Curator at the Horniman Museum in
South London and Relationship Manager at
Arts Council England. Having been
responsible for arts and cultural
organisations, talent development
programmes, live music festivals, tours and
gigs, Adem specialises in enabling the
ambitions of music artists & creatives,
predominantly within UK Jazz, Afrobeat,
Grime, Reggae, Electronic and R&B music.
JOANNA KILLEYA ( Heritage Fellowship )
Jo is Head of Public Engagement, Curatorial
and Collections at York Museums Trust
where she is responsible for developing an
impactful and engaging public programming
and for the care and development of the
Trusts Collections. She is also Project
Director for the ambitious redevelopment of
York Castle Museum. She has a background
in Interpretation and has previously held
leadership roles at Imperial War Museums
and Historic Royal Palaces.
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BRYONY McINTYRE ( Creative Scotland
Fellowship )
Bryony is a founding co-director of Arika, a
political arts organisation furthering the
connections between artistic production
and social change through festivals,
grassroots community-led programmes and
international collaborations. Recently
awarded a Turner Prize Bursary.
CATHY MAGER (Transform Fellowship
)
Cathy is an artist, producer and curator.
She created Sign Night, an
internationally acclaimed film for BBC
Arts and The Space. She currently leads
Forest to Forest in partnership with
Forestry England, and the The Lantern
Project for Bristol Beacon and was
recently Artistic Director of the award-
winning The Ring for Canal & River
Trust. Previously, she has worked at Southbank Centre, Art on the Underground and
Historic Royal Palaces.
AMANDA PARKER ( Transform Fellowship)
Amanda is Founder and Director of Inc Arts - set up in
2019 to champion the economic, contractual and
creative rights of the UK's ethnically diverse arts
workforce. A former journalist and BBC TV programme
maker, Amanda is an RSA Fellow; Board member of
Film London and Chair of Artsdepot.
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JOSEPH ROBERTS ( Natural Resources
Wales supported Fellowship )
Joseph is an artist, administrator and
policy maker. He works for Natural
Resources Wales, where he is responsible
for developing their emerging Arts
Programme. His passion is for making
spaces where creativity and nature can
to think more about their role in the
SARAH ROBERTSON ( Duffield
Fellowships )
Sarah is Communications and Special
Projects Director at Bristol Music Trust,
the organisation that runs Bristol Beacon,
the largest concert hall in the South West.
She spearheaded the concert hall's recent
name change away from the slave trader
Edward Colston. Sarah is on the strategic
board at Turner Sims concert hall.
PHIL SANGER ( Transform Fellowship )
Phil is Programme Leader & Lecturer in
Performance at the Northern School of
Contemporary Dance and former dancer
with Phoenix Dance Theatre. An LGBTQ+
transdisciplinary practitioner working at the
intersection of Dance, Wellbeing &
Academia, he is an artist, educator,
producer, & life coach. Phil has taught
around the globe, raised over £370,000 for
local arts projects in Leeds & produced
multiple national tours.
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ANGELICA SULE (Excellerate Fellowships)
Angelica is the Programme Director at Site
Gallery, Sheffield. Supporting and
platforming underrepresented artists is at
the core of her curatorial practice, which
focuses on connections between people,
science fiction, care, empathy, community,
collaboration, social justice and
intersectionality. She previously worked at
Nottingham Contemporary and completed
the Young Curators Residency Programme
at Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo in
2015.
JONATHAN WATKINS ( Dance Fellowship )
Jonathan is a Director and Choreographer working
across Dance, Theatre and Film. A former First Artist
with the Royal Ballet, his choreographic works include
Stay Alive'
with Sheffield Theatres and English Touring Theatre;
and 'Kes Reimagined' a feature length dance film for
BBC/The Space. His adaptation of Orwell's 1984 for
Northern Ballet won the Southbank Sky Arts Award for
Best New Dance Production.
DR CECILIA WEE ( Transform Fellowship )
Cecilia is an independent curator, educator and
agitator, addressing equity, precarity and
infrastructures for art and social action, working with
experimental sound, performance, visual practices.
Cecilia has edited books, curated exhibitions,
events, workshops and led research with
organisations including Akademie der Künste Berlin,
Furtherfield Gallery, Heart of Glass, Resonance FM,
Royal College of Art and Tate. Cecilia was previously
Head of Artist Development, Artsadmin and is
founder of tdwm studio
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KATE WHITLEY ( Excellerate Fellowships
)
Kate is co-founder and CEO/Artistic
Director of The Multi-Story Orchestra, a
classical orchestra that performs in car
parks around the UK. Its widely
celebrated performances bring together
hundreds of community performers
alongside professional musicians. Kate is
also a pianist and composer who has
written music for choirs and orchestras
including the London Symphony Orchestra and Birmingham Royal Ballet.
ROBYN WINFIELD-SMITH ( Transform
Fellowship )
Robyn is a stage and screen director,
creative producer, facilitator, educator
and activist, currently Artistic Director of
Liminal Stage Productions, having
recently completed an ACE-funded
international live video residency with
Katie Mitchell. She is Education
Associate Practitioner at the RSC,
Research Associate at RHUL and a
Directing Tutor at Mountview. The youngest founding board member of Stage Directors
UK, Robyn is a passionate voice for positive change and collaboration within the creative
industries.
JEN WONG ( Wellcome Fellowship )
Jen is Head of Programming at Science Gallery
London at King's College London, and co-founder
and Director of Guerilla Science. She has worked
across the cultural sector primarily in museums,
galleries, the higher education and music festival
sectors.
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