Nina Fraser is a multidisciplinary artist working with paper, exploring human interaction and relationship with the environment.

Collage Working Club (CWC) is a weekly open workspace for artists working in the medium of paper. Organised in the format of alternate ‘drop in’ sessions and workshops masterclasses, it has both a regular facilitator, whilst also involving the artist community in the sharing of knowledge and skills. Providing materials, education and connections is the primary aim of CWC, and it will do this through the interdisciplinary art of collage as both an art form and a tool for personal growth.

Artistic Co-ordinator of the program of residencies and workshops that support the inclusion of people in refugee situations, through mediation, cultural, documentary and reflective activities.From the cultural programming of Residências Refúgios, funded partly though Gulbenkian and LaCaixa Partis Art for Change program and DG Artes.

A project that offers alternative cultural activities, existing in digital format through website and social media platforms. Creation of a public program that reinforces the artistic community of Lisbon while creating a broader international network, through open calls, online residency programs, interviews, exhibitions, and free activities such as workshops and webinars. The project is supported by Lisbon City Council FES fund.Atelier Concorde, Lisbon, Portugal

Introduction to collage workshops and studio visits, IB level 1Assisting with final exhibition production IB level 2

Visiting Lecturer for the Medical Humanities course at University of Southampton, providing a structured course in Portraiture. Responsibilities included providing course structure, relevant lectures and source material, one-to-one assistance, constructive critique and assessment.

Co-Founding Director - The Art House Southampton CIC 01/01/08 – 24/03/14• Initiating and overseeing the transformation of a small arts cafe into a multi-faceted not-for-profit arts organisation with 100+ volunteers and 10 employees• Designing a practical and environmentally sustainable space to efficiently implement day to day • activities and provide a welcoming platform for community collaboration• Assisting with weekly and monthly meetings to plan and organise a vast array of community led events and workshops for the public, including artistic, musical, literary and community welfare.• Managing accounts and payments using TAS software, submitting CIC reports, and liaising with organisational partners to maintain a transparent picture of financial obligations• Building and maintaining networks with local businesses, organic food suppliers, grassroots entities and charities to provide the most authentic experience to customers• Volunteer, staff management, payroll operations and rota management• Recruiting volunteers and facilitating communication through a variety of technology, including Mailchimp, Twitter, Hoot suite, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube• Development of shop and craft retail section of business• Branding and design work for leaflets, publicity brochures, menus and website• Outreach at offsite locations; delivering catering, arts workshops and creative activities• Proactively surrounding myself with third sector experts to gain awareness of financial and legal tools specific to the needs of the organisationwww.arthousesouthampton.co.uk