Natasha Chubbuck

 

As a freelance Producer and Project Manager for the past 5 years, Natasha has worked across a diverse range of art forms, with projects spanning sonic arts, music, radio broadcast and contemporary visual arts.

She has been an Associate Producer at Site Gallery, Sheffield since early 2013, developing several major new projects with international video and installation artists for the Art Sheffield festival. In 2011 and 2012 she produced the BEAM Festival in conjunction with Brunel University, and in 2009 played a key role in developing and producing the Expo Leeds festival of sonic arts, interventions and performance in multiple venues and city spaces across Leeds. She continues to programme and produce a diverse range of installation, performance, film work and digital interventions, with a particular specialism in developing new projects for festivals and live events.

Twitter: @natashacc

More about Site Gallery: http://www.sitegallery.org

Journal Entries

Journal Entries

Looking back / Looking forwards

Thu 8 May, 2014

A month later, and after 4 weeks in Brazil (on the project, and exploring elsewhere) there's been time to catch my breath and reflect on what we made, how we worked, and exactly what made this project so special.

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Welcome to Recife

Tue 8 Apr, 2014

We're finally here in Recife! And it's been an amazing, colourful, noisy, inspiring, and hot first 4 days!  Day 1 was a day of catching up with old friends and getting a whistlestop introduction to the city. Here's the view of Recife from a hilltop near to where we're staying in the neighbouring town of Olinda:

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And we're off!

Wed 2 Apr, 2014

The past 3 months have flown by, and tomorrow we're off to Recife for the second half of our Playable City project!

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Recife The Playable City: Week 2

Wed 22 Jan, 2014

After a week of play and getting to know each other, in week 2 things got serious with 5 days of workshops, talks, and ideas generation!

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The Playable City: Week 1

Mon 13 Jan, 2014

An incredible start to an incredible project. The first 4 days of Recife: The Playable City have been a multicoloured blur of workshops, talks, ideas, play and discovery!

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