Camilla is an experienced contemporary art curator dedicated to championing leading emerging artistic talent in the UK and internationally. 

Hypha Studios was born when Camilla wanted to curate exhibitions in non-gallery contexts, aware of how many interesting spaces were available but empty. As a sole practitioner, she found it hard to engage landlords, but by setting up a charity that offers “quality control” of both the art and use of the space, she was able to bring together emerging artists, councils, property owners and cultural institutions in mutually beneficial collaborations. 

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Will is a visual artist, writer and educator specialising in the intersection of urban and political issues with society and culture. He draws strong interest from historical perspectives, events & architectures, using these to consider both present & future conditions for place and people.

He brings to Hypha Studios over a decade working in the cultural and charity sector across architecture, fine art and community programming. He is also a member of the Association of International Art Critics.

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Will is an independent Arts Management Consultant and Chief Consultant to the UniCredit Art Collection. With over a decade of working with artists, collections, estates, galleries, museums and curators internationally. Will has supported and produced commercial, public and institutional projects producing commissions, exhibitions, installations, music videos and performances. UniCredit’s artistic heritage includes over 60,000 items held across Europe, with a focus on Italy, Germany and Austria. UniCredit has launched a new strategy for enhancing its artistic and cultural heritage, which will develop with national and international initiatives over the following years.

Tasha is the founder of AVM Curiosities, a creative practice that explores the relationship between art and the senses. 

Previous patrons have included the Royal Academy of Arts, Victoria & Albert Museum, Barbican, The British Museum, Southbank Centre, National Trust, Soho House and The National Gallery – each of these projects eventuating in a unique and sensory art experience.

Joseph is Head of Major Gifts and Campaigns at Royal Academy of Arts. He is a trustee of Longborough Festival Opera as well as Hypha Studios. Joseph’s fundraising specialty lies in the cultivation and stewardship of individual major donors and actively works with UK and international supporters in Hong Kong and New York. Joseph has developed and instigated many fundraising strategies, most recently for the Royal Academy’s 2018 capital campaign by architect Sir David Chipperfield RA.   Joseph is passionate about the visual and performing arts.

Sarah is a Chartered Surveyor and Chief Operating Officer of F3 Develop, a property development company in Mayfair. Sarah has had a varied career across real estate and the built environment, including government quangos, private developers, charities and funds. Her strategic oversight stretches across residential, mixed- use, regeneration, education, and operational assets. Ever since studying at SOAS, Sarah has had a fascination with complex environmental relationships and the interconnections amongst people, places and landscapes. Regeneration, opportunity, arts and culture have remained a passion throughout her career.
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Hannah spent almost eight years in sales at White Cube, working with collectors and artists.

In 2018 she moved to the not-for-profit sector and is Head of Development & External Relations at City & Guilds of London Art School. A senior management team role that encompasses donor relations and fundraising for capital projects, core funding, bursaries and special projects from a range of grant giving sources with a shared mission to support contemporary art and heritage crafts and access to creative higher education. 

Mark Davy is a former fine artist who studied at Canterbury College of Art and the Architectural Association. His last exhibition at the RIBA London in 2000 gave its name to Futurecity, set up in 2007 to reflect the growing interest in placemaking and regeneration. He has used the agency to provide 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. His work has led to major new funding for the arts in the UK and abroad, from sponsorship, commissioning, bursaries, residencies, new cultural facilities and access by artists, creatives, and cultural organisations to well-funded projects. Futurecity has been involved in over 250 cultural projects globally, placing artists in partnership with other disciplines including engineers, landscape architects, developers, and architects.

Jordan is an architectural researcher, designer and educator, whose work addresses disability, domesticity, pedagogy, and the history of disability at the Architectural Association. He is co-leading a Design Think Tank at the London School of Architecture, is an Architecture Foundation Young Trustee, and co-founder of disability centered, art and architecture collective DIS/.

Anna Fearon is a Photographer, Director & Writer living in South London. Her work centres on exploring identity, telling nuanced stories exploring Black and queer identity. Anna initially started as a photographer and her practice has broadened into film, working on short films and music videos.  She is a previous artist in residence with Hypha studios supported by art council during which she presented her solo exhibition Colour + Movement. She also facilitates film workshops for young people, and community focused projects. She is currently in early stage development for her first feature film.

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. He has also been awarded Arts Council England Projects Grants, for recent curatorial projects, including ‘The Factory Project’ at Thameside Industrial Estate, London (2021) and ‘Five Hides’ at the historic Manor Place Baths, London (2020). He is also a member of the Convelio Fine Art Advisory Board and Gallery Climate Coalition Coalition’s shipping subcommittee, where he offers his expertise in Fine Art Transport and Environmental policy

Adam is a Director at Crickmay Chartered Surveyors. Adam specialises in Commercial Real Estate and Commercial  Management. He has been involved in the acquisition of both occupational property and investments and provides strategic advice for a range of both UK and overseas clients. 

In addition to the traditional commercial work, Adam has also been involved in the sale and acquisition of residential development sites and longer term strategic planning opportunities.

Nicola has a wide ranging arts background, with a BA in History of Art from the University of Sussex and MA in Contemporary Art from Sotheby’s Institute of Art. She is a Trustee of the Contemporary Art Society and patron of the Camden Art Centre, Art Angel, BFAMI and other arts charities. 

In her professional life Nicola works with London and Associated Properties PLC and several private family companies with a particular focus on innovative arts based projects to stimulate shopping centres, arcades and public spaces.