Opportunity

Creative Programme Manager, English Heritage

English heritage are looking for an experienced creative producer with strong networks who is well-versed in both the theory and practice of mounting successful and engaging visual and performing arts projects. DEADLINE: 17 Jan 2021. Salary from £44,345 depending on skills and experience.

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Posted: 01/05/2021


The Creative Programme is English Heritage’s national strand of arts programming, engaging with the National Heritage Collection. Each year, the Creative Programme will produce nationally and internationally outstanding artistic site-specific commissions and interventions at historic sites across England, attracting visitors, increasing visitor engagement, and strengthening our community relationships.

As part of the Learning and Interpretation department, the Creative Programme Manager will contribute to English Heritage’s interpretation of England’s Stories, and contribute to building the Creative Programme year-on-year into a nationally and internationally significant programme, which not only supports the making of great art, but also makes a unique and significant contribution to England’s creative and artistic ecologies.

The Creative Programme Manager will develop, manage, coordinate, produce, and deliver flagship site-specific national/international artistic interventions for English Heritage as directed by the Head of Learning and Interpretation at multiple sites each year. You will develop projects to grow the audiences for English Heritage’s sites and collections, encouraging visitors to take part in heritage, seeking out creative, original, exciting and fun ways of delivering Creative Programmes that help ‘bring history to life.’

English Heritage is looking for an experienced creative producer with strong networks who is well-versed in both the theory and practice of mounting successful and engaging visual and performing arts projects. You will be exceptionally well-organised, flexible, diplomatic and a great communicator. We’re looking for someone who is passionate about bringing heritage to life and the role that site-specific participatory arts and performance can transform the experience of heritage.

Interviews will be held over Zoom on Thursday 4 February 2021. Due to the limited availability of the interview panel it may not be possible to make alternative arrangements.

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