The new Chief Executive of the Dorchester-based Arts Development Company is SARAH JAMES. Former Deputy Director of Situations Trust, James joins from the Architecture Centre in Bristol, where she was Director.
MARI MARTIN, most recently Head of Arts and Events at Norfolk County Council, and NICKY STAINTON, former CEO of Creative Arts East, have joined forces to set up an arts consultancy firm.
DAVID JOHNSON, who until recently was Head of Development at the Albany in Deptford, has been appointed as Head of Programme at Arts Fundraising & Philanthropy, as it becomes a Sector Support Organisation in Arts Council Engla
The new Chair of the Board for Birmingham Royal Ballet is SIR DAVID NORMINGTON, who was a civil servant for 37 years and is now a governor of the Royal Ballet, Chair of the Governing Council at Warwick University and Vice Chair of
Three appointments have been made at Sunderland Culture, the new organisation formally launched this week by Sunderland Council, the University of Sunderland and the MAC Trust to strategically lead cultural venues including The Fire Station.
STUART ALLEN is leaving international dance agency Dance4 to take up the new role of Senior Producer at Derby Theatre. He returns to the theatre where he worked as a freelance Casting Director and Administrator 12 years ago.
LAURA SILLARS will join Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art as Director in summer 2018, leaving Sheffield’s Site Gallery where she has been Artistic Director for seven years.
OLIVER FUKE, Gallery Manager for the Jerwood Charitable Foundation, has been appointed as the new Gallery Manager for Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art, which will open to the public in September 2018.
GERALD OPPENHEIM, currently Head of Policy and Communications at the Fundraising Regulator, has been appointed as the new Chief Executive to replace current CEO STEPHEN DUNMORE, who will be standing down at the en
Formerly Head of Exhibitions at Jupiter Artland near Edinburgh, JOHN HEFFERNAN has been appointed as the new Senior Curator at Hull’s Humber Street Gallery.
HELGA HENRY, Director of Organisational Development at Birmingham Hippodrome and previously Director of Creative Shift, is leaving to set up her own consultancy practice.
