Amelia is our Communications and Audiences Manager, developing and overseeing Cement Fields’ Communications and Audience strategies and executing our communications activity in order to grow and deepen our engagement across North Kent and beyond. Amelia’s decade-long background working in community-lead arts action for several of London’s most accomplished and respected grassroots arts institutions – NTS, […]

Steffi Klenz is an artist and academic based in London. She has exhibited her work across the UK and internationally. Selected venues include The British Museum in London (2020), The Wellcome Collection London (2019), Camden Art Centre (2021), The Museum for Contemporary Art in Taipei (2021), The Royal Scottish Academy in Edinburgh (2019) and The […]

Jennifer Lewandowski is an artist, curator, and co-founder of French Riviera, London. Launched in 2011, the gallery curates a diverse programme of solo and group exhibitions and public events, supporting over 250 international emerging artists over the past 12 years. She also works with Glastonbury Festival in Somerset, creatively directing a diverse team of artists, architects, […]

CJ Mitchell is a freelance producer, working in the performing arts. He manages Haranczak/Navarre Performance Projects; the residency programme at South House, a studio space in Faversham, Kent; and the False Walls music label.  Previously, CJ was Co-Director at the Live Art Development Agency, London; Executive Director of the Links Hall performance space in Chicago; Managing […]

Dan is our Curator, with a particular focus on participatory projects co-created alongside artists, educators, and young people. He was previously Creative Learning Producer at Arts Education Exchange, where he led on flagship learning projects with Turner Contemporary as well as in local schools.  He also works as a freelance film programmer with a specific […]

Nicola Triscott is a curator, researcher and writer, known for her expertise in the intersections between art, science, technology and society. She currently serves as Chief Executive of FACT Liverpool, a major UK arts centre specialising in the support and exhibition of art that embraces new technology and explores digital culture. Previously, she was founding Director […]

Lydia Brockless is an artist originally from High Wycombe, and who lived in Gravesend between 2014 and 2021. She studied at Leeds College of Art and the Royal College of Art, and her work spans a variation of media and materials. She is interested in the materials of planet Earth, their movements, and the forces […]

Donald Hyslop is an urbanist working internationally across culture, architecture, business districts, food markets and museums. He advances the regeneration, reinvention, economic and social development of cities and communities. His work begins with people, a human scale, and is shaped by a value and principles-based thinking and practice. Donald is a long-term advocate and practitioner […]

Jon Davis is our Director. He has extensive experience as a creative commissioner, programmer and executive producer creating large-scale projects and place-based programmes that enable bold and inclusive storytelling.  He has delivered extraordinary projects for the UK’s most significant cultural events including Coventry City of Culture, London 2012 Festival and 14-18 NOW on behalf of […]

Michaela is one of our Associate Curators and has led our This Must Be the Place and Ebbsfleet Citizens Archive projects in Ebbsfleet. Through This Must Be the Place she has developed a programme of opportunities for young people to influence the urban design of Ebbsfleet Garden City, in collaboration with Ebbsfleet Development Corporation and […]