Caterina Loriggio Email & Phone Number

Croydon, England, United Kingdom

London

• Arts and Heritage lead on the UEFA Women’s EURO 2022. Working with 10 Host City local authority partners; with the National Football Museum; Royal Pavilion and Museum Trust, Brighton & Hove; Gunnersbury Park Museum.
• The Supercompensation Cycle, a large-scale visual arts installation commissioned from Emma Smith.
• The composition of 11 anthems co-created with communities and The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, one for each Host City along with a tournament anthem composed by Prof. Dr Shirley Thompson OBE. The latter was recorded.
• Stadium for the Future (If I can’t dance I don’t want to be part of your revolution) a legacy project led by Idle Women to imagine a new safe green space designed and built by and for women to come together.
• Artist-led library programme created by Deborah Goatley-Birch
• Series of 16 indoor and outdoor exhibitions revealing the hidden story of the women’s game and engendering new contemporary collections on a local and national scale for museum and archive partners. Plus new digital.

• As well detailed programmes, freelance projects have included:
• Scoping exercises for the development of a new festival in Bucks and for the on-going development of Light Up Poole.
• Consultation for the City of London on how to follow the City of London Festival. Resulting in creation of a new outdoor arts programme and the delivery of the first year of the programme - Londinium.
• Co-wrote Milton Keynes’ bid to be European Capital of Culture 2023. Designed the artistic and outreach programme.
• Project Management of Artist in Residence programme - First Waves - at the House of Commons to mark the anniversary of 1968 Race Relations Act. Nominated for a House of Commons Diversity and Inclusion Award.
• Running workshops for the cultural sector and designing framework for countdown cultural festival for FIFA World Cup 2022, Qatar.

Southampton, United Kingdom

• Awards of £269,000 from ACE and £98,000 from NLHF, matched by Southampton City Council, enabled partners across the City, despite the challenges of the pandemic, to deliver a near year-long programme of projects as.
• ESOL and school resources (UK's first co-written with Native American scholars);
• New community heritage grant scheme focusing on hidden histories;
• Young people's film project inspired by new oral histories of refugee and migrant communities;
• Close working with the Wampanoag people producing online content:
• Restoration of the Mayflower Monument, along with new two new plaques (i recognising all those who have come to or through Southampton in search of a new life and ii the impact of the sailing on First Nations.

Milton Keynes, United Kingdom

• Having successfully secured £98,500 from NLHF, matched by Milton Keynes Council, I recently led this extraordinary heritage programme developed with the local community, revealing the unique history of skateboarding in.
• Made over 20 oral history films (plus oral history training);
• Run two three-month exhibitions in C:MK and in the city underpasses;
• Run a series of community workshops, talks and events;
• Created a digital walking trail;
• Run an archive programme;

London, United Kingdom

• During 2015, Parliament marked a number of important anniversaries: Magna Carta (1215), the Montfort parliament (1265), Agincourt (1415), Waterloo (1815), Sir Winston Churchill’s death (1965) and the first Race.
• Created and delivered 100 events reaching an estimated 1million people directly, and 16million people indirectly.
• Devised and led over 20 cultural, learning, celebratory, ceremonial and partnership projects.
• Commissioned 12 visual artists, a touring folk music programme from EFDSS, a choral tour of Parliament as well as supporting the Halle, Oxford Playhouse and the New Carnival Company with 2015 projects.
• Designed and delivered 'LiberTeas' - a national democratically themed tea party with over 250 events.
• Designed and delivered 'Festival of Freedoms' a six-week series of over 30 walks, talks, workshops and events celebrating 800 of rights and representation.

London, United Kingdom

• The Cultural Olympiad formed the largest celebration of arts and culture that the UK has ever seen. The Creative Programmers were the regional representatives of the London 2012 Culture Team, acting as both catalyst.
• Led, shaped and developed the London 2012 Cultural Olympiad programme in the South East of England.
• Designed and delivered a regional strategy to drive more ambitious creative practice, a more knowledgeable cultural market place, and a long lasting legacy.
• The South East programme included 154 projects, ranging from grass roots community events to world class commissions, attended by circa 4 million people. Over one third of the programme was led by or with D/deaf and.
• Inspired cultural and community engagement in the Games programme, including activity for the Cultural Olympiad, both Torch Relays, and Open Weekend.
• Spokesperson and representative of London 2012 in the region.

Master'S Degree, Cultural Leadership

Activities and Societies: Dissertation: How does the theory of social capital relate to street arts practice and policy?MA Cultural.

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), Drama, Theatre And Television Studies, 2:1

Education record