28/07/2026
Join us at The Hub on Thursday 6th August at 6pm for an evening of conversation with artists, educators and creative professionals as they share the stories behind their journeys into the arts and culture sector ✨
This panel is free to attend, open to all ages and is family friendly.
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Alisha currently works as the Curatorial Assistant for Modern British Art at Tate Britain (Tate) whilst also completing an MA in History of Art at University College London , both supported by the Rosenberg Memorial Fund. Prior to this, between 2024-2025, she trained as a Curatorial Fellow at New Curators , co-curating Duane Linklater’s first major UK institutional exhibition, akâmi- at Camden Art Centre.
Mark Miller is the former Director of Tate Learning, where he led the vision and strategy for learning across Tate (Tate) Modern, Tate Britain, Tate Liverpool, and Tate St Ives. Since joining Tate in 2006, Mark has developed pioneering creative learning programmes, including Circuit, Tate Collective , and Uniqlo Tate Play. His work connects art, people, and place, fostering inclusive engagement and cultural growth.
As an artist, Mark explores the intersections between rural Jamaican and urban British experiences through multidisciplinary assemblages of drawing, sound, and moving image, reflecting on Black British experience, memory, and cultural symbolism.
Mark Miller
Elsa is a designer based in London, recently graduated from Central Saint Martins (Central Saint Martins) She works across editorial, illustration, and arts production, previously working as an assistant producer at Peckham Platform. Now navigating motherhood while pursuing a creative career. Elsa is especially drawn to design and art as a bridge for care and connection; her practice focuses on collaborative approaches.
ELSA
Raine Allen-Miller is a British director and writer, widely recognised for her breakout directorial debut feature film, Rye Lane (2023). She is known for her bold, playful, and visually vibrant storytelling.
Rachel Sale is a Peckham-based artist and designer who leads F.A.T. Studio , a communit