The Centre connects research, culture and communities
The Centre for Culture and Creativity at the University of Lincoln is a ‘think and do tank’, researching and leading on cultural programmes and creativity.
Project Highlights
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Rachel Bryant
Rachel shares the role of Transported Programme Manager with Anna, our other Transported programme Manager!
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Sophie Arnold
Sophie is the Marketing and Communications Coordinator for Transported. Her job is to make sure as many people as possible know about the fantastic work that Transported deliver across Boston and South Holland.
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Sukhy Johal MBE
Sukhy is the founding Director of the Centre. He is an all-round champion of the arts and creative thinking, and is passionate about the difference they make to lives and places.
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Adam Fleming
Adam is the Project Assistant Intern at the Centre, assisting in the administration of C4CC’s internal and external projects, and helping to support the breadth of activity generated by our team. He is a writer, who is passionate about film and literature.
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Julian Hanby
Julian manages the projects and the daily business of Lincolnshire One Venues (LOV). His role supports LOV as it fulfils its ambitions around creating high-quality participatory work in communities, the development of artists, looking to engage new audiences and building resilience in the organisation.
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Victoria Briggs
Victoria Briggs is Personal Assistant to the Director of the Centre for Culture & Creativity.
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Dr Anna Scott
Anna is the Project Assistant for the Heritage Dot Conference, taking place on 3-4 June 2019 at the University of Lincoln. Heritage Dot is Lincoln’s inaugural digital heritage conference, aimed at academics and practitioners from across the heritage sector. Anna is a heritage consultant and public historian who is interested in the question of how and why we use the past.
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Nick Jones
Nick is the Director of Transported, the Arts Council-funded Creative People and Places programme for Boston and South Holland. Nick first moved to Lincoln in 1982 to work for Lincoln Community Arts. He later founded the artsNK rural arts team, reflecting his commitment to socially-engaged practice.
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Lauren Williams
Lauren is the aerial lead for the Transported Aerial Dance Programme. She teaches many of the classes, deals with all the programming needs, equipment safety and staff.
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