Chloe Osborne Email & Phone Number

Folkestone, GB

ARTCRY is an artist-led fund to support work that can't be funded elsewhere.A fast turnaround fund created to support political work in the public realm that needs to happen NOW. You can apply in writing, via voice note, with drawings or via film.A panel of artists, activists and producers from across the UK will make decisions on what's funded every 7.

https://www.artcry.co.uk/

In 2021 I have the honour of being part of the panel of artists, activists and producers who are responsible for making decisions about which fast response, political art works in the public realm ARTCRY is able to fund. In astonishing times, we need to be able to respond more bravely and nimbly. Before the lockdown it was increasingly difficult for.

Folkestone, England, United Kingdom

Creative Folkestone Triennial is the UK’s largest and most ambitious exhibition of newly commissioned art in the public realm. In it's 2025 iteration it is also partnering with Folkestone's levelling-up project, led by Folkestone & Hythe District Council. The artist commissions are yet to be announced but... I am supporting the realisation of a work.

Folkestone, UK, International

Creative, strategic and very human. We use creativity to connect people across chasms.We bring creative practice into strategic decision making.We create transformative events online and on land.AWE contributors work in different contexts, countries and continents. We work as artists, facilitators, creative agitators and long-distance collaborators to.

Kent, England, United Kingdom

People United explores Care Centred Co-Design. With a focus on Futures of Care, People United facilitates collaborative, multi-arts programmes exploring radical care. Partnering with Creative Estuary, Kent Refugee Action Network (KRAN), Pie Factory Music, Dover Smart Project, The Beaney House of Art & Knowledge and others to co-design projects exploring.

Critical Friend, supporting organisational and/or artistic practice development by holding up mirrors to help re-see the hows and whys and ask the What Ifs. Critical Friendships are co-designed and manifest in a series of exchanges that provide strategic support. Sessions offer: a critical lens, high support and high challenge provocations drawing on.

Lisbon, Portugal

ConnectUp is an international cultural initiative designed to counteract the process of increasing social and cultural division across Europe. Collaborating with a team of Theatre Mediators from schools, theatres and higher education institutes across Europe, we designed and facilitated an inclusive week of site-responsive devising hosted by Teatro O.

Developed with Co-Director, Sade Banks, The What if Experiment...Creates social justice interventions in the creative and cultural sectors.Supporting people to question and discover how they might do things differently.In Jan 2022 we formalised a team of Associates who share our hunger for disrupting the power structures at play in our sector today and.

PROJECT VEAR is a research mission. It is an exploration. It is searching for a way to harness the power of the collective voice.Collecting voices from across a city and distilling them into a voice extract that encapsulates the 'Essence de Voix'.Originally commissioned for Hull City Of Culture in 2017, Project VEAR has since evolved, with support from 101.

London, United Kingdom

Voices That Take You Places - is a bus stop takeover. Developed originally as part of a r&d process for Hull City of Culture 2017.It isa temporary installation which grows over 5 days.Day one - the bus stop sound is altered by secreted speakers and an options dial rigged on the central strut. People are invited to choose from a soundtrack of the trawler.

The Change Collective (TCC) is a growing collective of creative humans who work in complex and chaotic environments. Most of us are arts practitioners interested in social impact. Some of us are non-arts practitioners, working across civil society, who see the value of an arts based approach. ​TCC is a space to think about what we’re doing and how we’re.

Beirut District, Lebanon

TCC are currently part of the Create Syria programme, run in Partnership with the British Council and leading Syrian cultural institute Ettijahat. The programme, now in it’s second year, aims to increase the capacity of artists in the region to contribute to the development of stronger communities by designing and delivering arts-based initiatives. Running.

London, United Kingdom

This thought piece has been commissioned by the British Council to explore the links between UK arts and international development from a practitioner’s point of view. Recognising that there is an ongoing shift in both these sectors – from more traditional ways of presenting artistic practice or delivering development, to a more participatory and inclusive.

Brixton; 40 years from 1981.An opportunity to look back to inform how we move forwards together.To offer solidarity in a moment of easily won separatism and “othering”.To be part of a process that has been built slowly and carefully, ensuring that asmany voices and experiences as possible have informed its path.81 Acts of Exuberant Defiance is an ongoing.

Strategic project development support for BOSI's artistic programmeIncluding the development of new partnerships, managing multiple stakeholders and developing responsive community engagement plans.Projects Include:United Nations Bureau of Significant Inspiration and the Garden of A'muse'ments, a commission for Shakespeare's Birth Trust which has now been.

London, England, United Kingdom

As Director of Imagination my role is to keep an eye on the hows and the what ifs.At Sour Lemons we work in the knowledge that we are part of a movement, a shift in society that has long been overdue. We move with deep knowledge and understanding that we have a role to play in disrupting and dismantling the dinosaur systems that keep people out and down..

London, England, United Kingdom

At Sour Lemons, Chloe supports the capture and interrogation of our learnings and impact; sharing insights with our alumni, advocates, partners and funders. She co-designs interruptions that ensure we always have an eye on innovation elsewhere and embeds creativity at the heart of our company culture and working practices.Sour Lemons is working towards.

London, England, United Kingdom

Supporting CEO Sade Banks and the team at Sour Lemons to capture insights, share learning, measure impact of the programmes being delivered and articulate the core values and underlying philosophy with which they travel. - Providing Critical Friendship from the inception of the pilot interaction of Making Lemonade to the current, scaled up version.

Supporting the team at Culture Mile to design and facilitate a collective decision making process for their new Imagine Fund micro commissions. Wanting to support their community to create projects that will benefit the area and the lives of the people in it, they offered ten micro-grants supporting local people to develop new ideas – creative, cultural or.

Supporting the Disrupt producing partners to move towards a democratic programming model for the festival. Drawing on the expertise of a panel gathered across difference - representing different art mediums, socially engaged practices and geographical locations to make collective decisions on where innovation and discovery is sitting in the relationship.

Bespoke content and online workshop exploring cultural leadership & contemporary contexts of arts and schools and creative learning through a Service Design Thinking lens

Compton Verney, England, United Kingdom

Creative Producer for the 2020 Humour Commission which sought to engage the communities surrounding Compton Verney in the creation of a new site specific work of art in the grounds of Compton Verney.The work was to respond directly to the experiences shared by community members in the Laughter Cafe- facilitated by Janice Connolly (AKA Barbara Nice). The.

Bespoke course content including Adaptive Practice, Radical Self Care for Stretched Creatives, Making a case for Cultural Investment

Alongside 4 other Fellows, appointed by Executive Director Stella Kanu to support the rebranding and relocation of Oval House Theatre> Brixton House. This process involved the design of a public realm participation and community engagement strategy to ensure that the theatre felt part of the local creative ecology and of service to the local community when.

National

Responding to the ideas generated by 48 young producers from Stoke, Peterborough, Dewsbury, Medway and Swale and in partnership with regional project partners, Emergency Exit Arts, Brick Box and The Peace Museum - Blink: See Peace Differently is coming!It will land in town centres in November 2019 and will act as a Call to Action for our fractured.

National

Building on the learnings from The Only Way Is Ethics, 5 year programme exploring a rights, focussed approach to engaging 18-25 year olds in heritage collections and routes into the sector (with Emergency Exit Arts, Bishopsgate Institute, Museum of London) and Canvas(s) (developed by Autograph ABP, Migrant Rights Network and Counterpoint Arts) - This is a.

London, England, United Kingdom

Working with Jess and Matt at to design a co-creation process in which a creative cohort from St Martin In The Fields explored the Museum's archive, exploring their personal responses to items that felt resonant / powerful / useful in the movement forwards. These responses then formed a curatorial process to create an exhibition with which experimented.

London, United Kingdom

The Tate Year 3 Project was conceptualised by artist Steve McQueen in partnership with Tate, Art Angel, A New Direction, BBC London and Into Film.They invited every Year 3 class across London to take part in the largest group portrait ever made. It will be an epic picture of our city’s pupils and our rich civic diversity in a unique programme for London’s.

Barbican

Creative Citizens with the Barbican and the London Borough of Waltham ForestThe Creative Citizen Fellowship is supporting a cohort of ten individuals from the local arts and community sector to develop their own creativity while also helping them to develop opportunities for others to be creative too. The Creative Citizen Fellowship builds on the Barbican.

My Creative School is a joint initiative of A New Direction, London’s flagship cultural education agency, working in partnership with The Education Commission and is fully funded by The Paul Hamlyn Foundation.It is a three-year programme which will expand the creative and cultural offer in participating schools and evidence how arts engagement can help.

BeautifulMess…Surprises people with theatre in unexpected places -our work happens in the everyday spaces that you walk through, meet in and accidentally stumble across.

United Kingdom

The self titled, #Dustkickers, were recruited from across the UK as Heritage Ambassadors to support HLF's £10m grant pilot programme- Kick the Dust, aiming to help heritage organisations re-evaluate the experiences they provide for young people under 25 and test new ways of working with them. Cultural organisations were asked to submit applications by.

[ROAM] is a group of local residents, businesses & schools working together to create dynamic & accessible creative & cultural programming for Roehampton. Ethos: We work to provide an open and welcoming space within which interested people can work together to affect positive creative and cultural change in the area.We believe that the collective power of.

Canvas(s) is a year-long project formed around a diverse group of arts and migrant rights organisations: Autograph ABP, Counterpoint Arts, Migrant Rights Network, Asylum Aid, British Red Cross and the National Gallery. Together these partner organisations will be working with young adults from refugee backgrounds to help them explore access to cultural.

Co-commissioned by Newington Big Local and People United to celebrate their 10th anniversary. Working in collaboration with artists Thor Macintyre-Burnie and Kati Francis, we designed an interactive public sculpture tracking the sensory experiences of kindness within the community of Newington. Taking the form of a giant, graspable neural network, the.

Radical Citizenship explored the ethics of citizenship and democracy in the Uk from 1950's to today. Co-developed with 18-25 year olds from across London, this project offered training to 20 young people who then designed and delivered a dynamic programme of workshops and events inspired by Radical Citizenship and the Mondcivitan Republic archive at.

London

Programme Development, Participation Strategy, Partnership Management, Fundraising, Youth Panel Facilitation, Project Design, Arts Consultation, Artist Development, Community Engagement, Youth Arts Engagement, Developing Progression Routes into the Outdoor Arts Sector, Street Arts Producerhttp://eea.org.uk

Representing ourselves, reflecting on our practice and safeguarding the diversity of London's cultural offer.On 12th December, 13 of London's participatory arts organisations, including five Arts Council NPOs, met to discuss the challenges we face as arts educationalists in a fast-moving social and economic environment.Developed from Independent Theatre.

Supporting the Participation and Engagement Strategy for the companies new touring work.

Working with Greenwich University and Avery Hill Winter Garden to develop creative community and schools consultation around the restoration of the Winter Gardens. Research into current use of the building, community ownership and expectations resulting in a series of trial events supporting the development of the University's HLF capital bid which, if.

Greenwich, London

Designing sustainable programmes of engagement for communities across London and the UK. Using Outdoor Arts as a vehicle for people to explore their relationship to their built and community environments. Specialising in Participatory Arts Programmes for Children and Young People, Facilitation of EEA's Youth Panel: 24 young people from across London, to.

Working for a variety of Arts Companies across London including Southwark Playhouse, Eclectic Productions, Studio 3 Arts, Freeform Arts, Discover, Make Believe Arts, The Space, South Hill Park Arts Centre, Lewisham Youth Theatre, A New Direction, Torch Theatre.Design and Facilitation of bespoke participatory arts project for formal and informal education.

Oval House > Brixton House Theatre

One of 5 Fellows with the mandate to explore how the rebranding and relocation of Brixton House (from Oval House Theatre) could be.

Multi-Year Street Arts Training With Compagnie Les Goulus As Part Of Mintfest, Les Maine Jaune

Activities and Societies: Responsive Street Performance techniques building a meta-fiction across multiple years of “The Yellow Hand” - a.

Action Learning Facilitation

Activities and Societies: ILM recognised Action Learning Facilitation Training with accredited research report evidencing impact of set.

Ma Contemporary Theatre Practice As Research (Ahrc Funded), Combined Arts, Theatre, Sociology

MA performance outcome: The Lodger Phenomenon - Exploring the performativity of liminal domestic spaces through site- responsive theatre..

Ba Hons Drama, Theatre Studies, Drama, Combined Arts, [First Class]

BA Theatre Studies 1st class hons practical and theoretical degree encompassing collaborative devising strategies, theatre history, design.

Collaboration + Site Specific/Responsive Performance, Cross Art Form Practice And Cross Sector Collaboration

Activities and Societies: Training led by: Goat Island / Los Kurbas / Mike Pearson / Richard Gough / Guillermo Gomez Pena