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PRIMEYARC
UNIT C
Market Gates
Great Yarmouth
NR30 2BG
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Wednesday - Saturday 12 - 5 pm
Sunday 12 - 4 pm
CLOSED THROUGHOUT JAN & FEB 2022
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originalprojects; is a charitable incorporated organisation (CIO)
Trustees:
Katherine Wood (Chair)
Marian Arribas-Tome
Jane Bhoyroo
Ricardo Fonseca
Robert Gregory
Alan Kane
Cara Keen
Holly Notcutt
Charity registration number: 1181297
originalprojects;
1 Saint John's Terrace
Great Yarmouth
NR30 2NF
originalprojects; is an artist-led charity based in the East Coast town of Great Yarmouth.
originalprojects; deliver a dynamic, collaborative programme in response to Great Yarmouth, engaging with the communities, industries and heritage to uncover, support, create and promote innovative cultural experiences, assets and enterprise.
originalprojects; responsive activity explores a relationship between generosity, creativity and place through exhibitions, workshops, public commissions, conferences, podcasts, a sonic arts festival and gastronomic events; all delivered in partnership with peers, artists, learning-providers, other cultural organisations, community and voluntary sector and local businesses.
Directors:
Kaavous Clayton and Julia Devonshire.
Kaavous is an artist-curator. He has worked as a gallery and project curator for public and cross-county projects in the eastern region. He has been involved in the development of community-focused initiatives that provide space for locals to share thinking, test ideas and exchange knowledge, leading to stronger and more vibrant communities that are more resilient, independent and better able to support themselves in the delivery of ambitious home-grown projects.
Julia is a cultural producer. She has worked in contemporary art, heritage and cultural development roles across East Anglia’s public sector, academic and artist-led settings. Her place-based practice supports grassroots, culture-led regeneration activity and enterprise, and seeks to broker innovative linkages between ideas, people and initiatives, whilst championing and supporting the development of local talent to help positive growth from within.
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Award Winner:
EDP People’s Choice Awards for the Norfolk Arts Awards 2021 'Best Large Organisation'
Contact / Visit / Subscribe
info@originalprojects.space
Exhibitions & Studios
PRIMEYARC
UNIT C
Market Gates
Great Yarmouth
NR30 2BG
Open:
Wednesday - Saturday 12 - 5 pm
Sunday 12 - 4 pm
CLOSED THROUGHOUT JAN & FEB 2022
STAY UP TO DATE:
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram
Subscribe to the mailing list
originalprojects; is a charitable incorporated organisation (CIO)
Trustees:
Katherine Wood (Chair)
Marian Arribas-Tome
Jane Bhoyroo
Ricardo Fonseca
Robert Gregory
Alan Kane
Cara Keen
Holly Notcutt
Charity registration number: 1181297
originalprojects;
1 Saint John's Terrace
Great Yarmouth
NR30 2NF
originalprojects; is an artist-led charity based in the East Coast town of Great Yarmouth.
originalprojects; deliver a dynamic, collaborative programme in response to Great Yarmouth, engaging with the communities, industries and heritage to uncover, support, create and promote innovative cultural experiences, assets and enterprise.
originalprojects; responsive activity explores a relationship between generosity, creativity and place through exhibitions, workshops, public commissions, conferences, podcasts, a sonic arts festival and gastronomic events; all delivered in partnership with peers, artists, learning-providers, other cultural organisations, community and voluntary sector and local businesses.
Directors:
Kaavous Clayton and Julia Devonshire.
Kaavous is an artist-curator. He has worked as a gallery and project curator for public and cross-county projects in the eastern region. He has been involved in the development of community-focused initiatives that provide space for locals to share thinking, test ideas and exchange knowledge, leading to stronger and more vibrant communities that are more resilient, independent and better able to support themselves in the delivery of ambitious home-grown projects.
Julia is a cultural producer. She has worked in contemporary art, heritage and cultural development roles across East Anglia’s public sector, academic and artist-led settings. Her place-based practice supports grassroots, culture-led regeneration activity and enterprise, and seeks to broker innovative linkages between ideas, people and initiatives, whilst championing and supporting the development of local talent to help positive growth from within.
Supported by