Meet the team
CEO & Founder
Camilla Cole
Camilla is an experienced contemporary art curator dedicated to championing leading emerging artistic talent in the UK and internationally.Non Exec Director
Will Jennings
Will is a visual artist, writer and educator specialising in the intersection of urban and political issues with society and culture.Artist Manager
Viola Koc
Viola is a Central Saint Martins graduate with a BA (Hons) in Culture, Criticism and Curation, and is passionate about contemporary art, dance, and theatre.trustees
Juliet Timms
Juliet is the Founder of Grace Blue, founded in 2007 on the belief that finding the right talent and supporting that talent was the most important factor positively impacting the success of any business. Juliet is Hypha Studios Chair, and brings with her the experience of leading a board, of challenging and supporting the team and commercially running a successful business.
Mark Davy
Mark is the Founder of Futurecity, founded in 2007 to reflect the growing interest in pacemaking and regeneration. The agency provides a platform that promotes the use of artists, arts and culture, community, and wellbeing as a guiding narrative for the development and regeneration of our towns, cities and urban centres.
Simon Tate
Simon is the Managing Director of Wetherby a private property development and investment company based in London. Simon has a strong interest in architecture and the people that live and work in these spaces. He is a member of the Roundhouse Partnerships and Philanthropy Board.Title
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Gordon Seabright
Gordon Seabright is Chief Executive of Horniman Museum and Gardens. Before that he led a number of charities, most recently as CEO of Creative Land Trust and the Eden Project, following periods at the helm of the national cycling charity and the Royal Horticultural Society.
Nicholas Stavri
As a Creative Consultant, Curator and Production Manager, Nicholas has managed multiple public arts festivals, exhibitions and associated public programmes, partnering with local governments and NGO’s, including UNESCO and Penang State, across multiple European and S.E Asian countries.