Tell us about yourself

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I’ve worked at Counterpoints Arts for the last twelve years, supporting an agile organisational practice that has focused around enabling and networking, learning and producing, as well as the themes of migration, climate justice and mental health. My long standing interests are in the processes of commissioning, collaboration and ways of supporting work that connects migration and climate justice. I’m also deeply interested in practices of participation and ‘gathering’ as acts of solidarity and support.

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What excites you about being part of the ARTCRY panel?

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Cross disciplines, skills and themes collaboration. It’s always a privilege to be part of selection processes that are collaborative, where we’ll be introduced to new artists and arts practices...here, with an added element of urgency, understanding of an existing need felt.

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What components would your dream application have? 

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​Clarity, passion, understanding how the work can reach audiences, invitation to us for support.