Member of East Quay Learn + Reflect panel
Posted 20 days 22 hours ago by Visual Arts South West
An invitation to be part of anew kind of group, here at EastQuay
East Quay is developing a new approach to learning and reflection within its Consortium (made up of Onion Collective and Contains Art) - one that's more open, collaborative, and rooted in shared experience.
We're inviting a small group of people to join us in shaping this process and to take part in a new kind of learning and reflection group that replaces traditional oversight meetings (which we host as part of our Arts Council funding agreement) with something more creative, useful, and enjoyable.
The group will have up to 12 members including some from the East Quay team.
This new group will explore how we understand impact, support creative leadership, and hold ourselves accountable - not through formal reports, but through conversation, connection, and co-learning.
We want to:
- Bring a broader mix of voices into the conversation.
- Create time and space for genuine exchange and reflection.
- Support emerging and next generation creative practitioners and leaders.
- Turn "scrutiny" into a process that's collaborative and generative, not bureaucratic.
What you'll gain:
- Be part of shaping how East Quay and its partners learn and make decisions.
- Connect with a supportive network of creative peers.
- Develop new insights into collaboration, leadership, and impact.
- Contribute to a live experiment in reimagining how cultural governance can work
Job title: Member of East Quay Learn + Reflect panel
Job type: Part-Time
Start from: March/ April 2026
Location: Watchet, Somerset.
Deadline for applications: 30th January 2026 5pm
How to apply:
If this sounds like something you'd like to be part of, we'd love to hear from you.
To express interest or find out more, please contact Lottie Mann in the first instance, via email with a short statement outlining why you'd like to be considered and what you would hope to get out of this opportunity.
We are keen to hear about you and your current practice or role, why this opportunity interests you and what you might hope to gain from being part of these conversations.