The Center runs on the people in it. Give an evening a week, spend a semester with the team, or simply keep in touch — every one of these is a real door.
Volunteer
No experience is required for any of these — only that you turn up when you say you will. Most volunteers start on event crew and move to whatever they enjoy.
Tell us which role interests you and roughly when you're free. We'll follow up with the next volunteer briefing.
Internships
Five tracks across the Center's work, open to students and recent graduates from any university.
Applications are read twice a year, ahead of the autumn and spring seasons. Send a short letter saying which track and why — a CV is welcome but not required.
Apply for an internshipConnect With Us
Three ways to keep in touch that don't ask for a weekly commitment.
Newsletter
The season's programme, what's opening in the gallery, and which courses are taking names. No more than one a month, and nothing else — we don't share the list.
Or follow along
Rehearsal clips, opening nights and the odd photograph of a kiln being unloaded. The newsletter is the programme; social is the building itself.
Propose an Activity
An artist with a show, a teacher with a workshop, a group with a screening — the Center's programme is half its own and half other people's.
