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For our first Young Community commission of 2024, writer & designer-maker Millie-Jo MacIver shares her vision for the art and cultural world in 2034.
In 2023, Sheffield-based Illustrator and designer Lisa Maltby, mentored a young person hoping to pursue a career as an illustrator. Here she shares what she's learned over the past 12 months whilst mentoring with us.
Jess was interested in media or arts production, but wasn't keen on university, so she and her mentor worked to find the best next steps for her.
With help from his mentor Freddy, aspiring actor Rohan achieved his goals of getting an agent and joining a Youth Company!
Taralea, aged 17 from London, is hoping to have a career in the music industry. In 2022, she did a 5-day work experience placement at independent record label, Partisan Records.