Event and Project Production

I've assisted the production of a wide variety of live events and projects including arts festivals, lantern parades, creative workshops, art exhibitions, public walks, bespoke dinners, archival displays, talks and film screenings. I've been a part of projects from initial conception through to realisation, as well as stepping in at later points and during live events. This has involved working with a range of arts and culture organisations including: Field Notes, Red River Poetry, University of Exeter, Salt Projects, City of Lights, Arts and Culture Exeter and OSR Projects in addition to freelance artists, photographers, technicians, academics and community organisations. Examples of some projects I've collaborated on are below.

Learn from a Bird series of exhibitions and events at Grays Wharf, Penryn, July 2024. Commissioned by Arts and Culture Exeter with the Environmental and Sustainability Institute and Falmouth University. Worked on various aspects of event production, curation, hosting opening nights and events, packaging artworks, deinstalling exhibitions.
Photos: Samuel Bestwick
Willow lantern making workshops, lantern parade preparation and co-ordination. With City of Lights X Salt Projects for Great Estate Festival, 2024
Tender Acts with Field Notes and Georgia Gendall for Arts and Culture Exeter / University of Exeter. Planning and running a programme of creative activity over 2024-25.
Photos: Field Notes and Georgia Gendall
Event Production for Flamm arts festival, Redruth, 2023. Sound recording, event set up and assistance with Carys Wilson exhibition and Abigail Reynold's Core.
Event photos: Nick Cooney
Od Arts Festival 2023 with OSR Projects. Live event production, art installation, social media.
Expanding the archive / a celebration of the Red River. A Red River Poetry event including workshops, talks, archival room and activities with Field Notes and freelance artists at Kresen Kernow, 2023.
Photos: Field Notes
Red River Poetry for Tate St Ives, 2022 as part of The Last Weekender. Field Notes for Red River Poetry. Hosting a programme of talks, displays, screenings and workshops.
Photos: Field Notes
The Red River Stannary as part of Red River: Listening to a Polluted River. Field Notes for Red River Poetry. Held at CAST, Helston in 2021. A day of talks, discussions, screenings, workshops and artwork displays followed by a dinner event created by artist-chef Mollie Goldstrom.
Photos: Harvey Gorst
Red River guided walk series held during the summer of 2021. Field Notes for Red River Poetry. Led by poet and academic Dr John Wedgwood Clarke with invited guests including local experts, community groups, audio specialists and visual artists commissioned for the project.
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