Do you care about art and the community?
We are not looking for your average trustee! But East Street Arts is no ordinary arts charity.
Our purpose is rooted in the urgent need to ensure better livelihoods for artists and our neighbours.
We’re looking for a trustee whose values and beliefs align with ours.
We believe in being:
- Punk – questioning the norm
- Brave – taking calculated risks
- Generous – sharing our learning
- Hospitable – everyone is welcome
- Holistic – everything is related
As a member of the Board of Trustees, you will be committed to ensuring the strategic oversight of the charity’s decision making, sustainability, and good governance.
As well as looking for a wide range of new trustees, we also have two positions available on the Board for specific responsibilities including a treasurer and a vice-chair.
If you are interested in becoming a trustee, we would love to hear from you.
If you have any questions or wish to have an informal chat, please contact Emma Beverley at emma.beverley@esamail.org.uk
Closing date: 30 October 2020, 12pm
Recruitment Pack
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Event
An Introduction to Governance Workshop
Guild Conversations is a programme of workshops, talks, webinars and facilitated conversations programmed by East Street Arts. In this session Emma will be providing a 101 on all things Governance related.
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Artist support
East Street Arts receives lifeline grant from Government’s £1.57bn Culture Recovery Fund
East Street Arts have been awarded £245,000 as part of the Government’s £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund (CRF).
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Welcome Leeds Print Workshop
Leeds Print Workshop has moved to their new home at Patrick Studios thanks to the encouragement and support of East Street Arts.
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Neighbours
Major improvements on the way for historic New Briggate
A historic part of Leeds city centre is set for a string of ambitious improvement projects after key heritage funding was officially agreed.
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Artist support
Supporting Creative Workspaces Webinar
Contemporary Visual Arts Network (CVAN) invited three artist studio providers to chat about their experience of continuing to support creative workspaces during Covid-19.
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Artist support
Chasm
New artworks and performances searching for intimacy in a time of social isolation.
