
Hannah Faraway
Secretary
She/Her
My interest in curation emerged from experience through studying Fine Art but also from my personal enjoyment in visiting varied galleries. During my BA in Fine Art at Canterbury Christ Church University I was able to channel this interest by taking the Curating pathway and co-founding our curation Team Meanwhile. Although my creative practice currently focuses on printing and painting, I am attracted to all types of media and curating in Meanwhile is the perfect platform to work with diverse artists, media and concepts.
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As a young, emerging artist I am keen to promote others like myself, to build connections and continue to learn more about the ‘art world’. My background is from Essex but studying in Kent has created a deeper understanding of how art communities connect and contrast and I want to continue to broaden this experience and understanding.

Christie Grant
Chairperson
She/Her
As a queer woman, I want to encourage greater diversity in our creative environment. I'm particularly excited by artists who are willing to question the restraints that are placed upon us by our social settings.
Since I was very young, I've been fascinated by art, and particularly by peoples interactions with it, whether positive or negative. I honestly believe this was the only career path that could make me happy - I see art as a necessity in my life.
I have found that in this modern day and age, the greater availability of information enables us to form opinions on a greater number of topics than was possible for most people in the past. This opens up new and exciting discourse on how I'm perceived.
I'm heavily influenced by both Dadaism and the COBRA movement. Both of these disregard conventional ideas of what 'counts' as art, in a way which allows art as a medium to rise to a new level.