Visitor Engagement Manager & Live Events
Toby Taylor (he/him)
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Toby Taylor studied for a Bachelors in History at Lancaster University, before going on to complete an MA in Historical Research which questioned the role of the public monument in collective memory. Toby has a background in Programming and Live Events, with a passion for visual arts and dance. He has worked with UAL (University of the Arts London) and Blenheim Palace, as well as Selfridges Super Culture in collaboration with Sharon Eyal and L-E-V. He joined Bold Tendencies as an Art Trainee in 2020 and has led on Visitor Engagement & Live Events since 2022.
Visitor Engagement Manager & Artist Research
Katrina Nzegwu (she/her)
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Katrina Nzegwu is a London-based artist, writer and freelance curator. Currently studying MA Print at the Royal College of Art, Katrina is a regular workshop facilitator at Bermondsey Project Space and Community Manager for the project OneWork in collaboration with Lindon Gallery, Artists in Residence and the social commission. She hosts a monthly radio show on RTM, MP3 4 Bois, which engages artists, practitioners and activists in conversations regarding contemporary politics, feminism, philosophy and psychology. Katrina has worked for Bold Tendencies since 2019, first on the Education, Community and Play team, and in her current role as Artist Research since 2022. Katrina graduated from Goldsmiths College with a Bachelors in Fine Art and History of Art.
Special Projects
Riccardo Pillon (they/them)
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Riccardo Pillon is a curator and art historian working at the intersection of art, fashion and identity. They are Associate Director and Exhibitions Coordinator at Hannah Barry Gallery, London. They coordinate Special Projects at Bold Tendencies, London, working closely with the dance company L-E-V. They have collaborated with The Venice International Art Exhibition (La Biennale di Venezia), The Venice International Film Festival, The Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation and MoMA. They hold an MA in Fashion Curation from The UAL London College of Fashion and a BA in Contemporary Art History from Ca’ Foscari University in Venice.
Creative Learning Facilitator
Akhera Williams (she/they)
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Akhera Williams is a poet and interdisciplinary creative based in South London. Having studied BA Geography at King’s College London she combines concepts of space, place and community through her creative practice. In 2018, Akhera started the poetry collective Flow Fridays for young poets of colour based in the UK and since then has developed an online platform and Crit space for sharing poetry. Akhera has previously been involved in youth art programmes at the South London Gallery and the Museum of London and is presently an Artist Assistant at Drawing Room Gallery.
Creative Learning Facilitator
Esme Wedderburn (she/her)
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