Hannah Rose is a Plymouth based artist, curator, producer and consultant.

Hannah Rose

Hannah has played a key role in advocating for and supporting the development of visual arts in Plymouth and the South West region, including as one half of the artist duo LOW PROFILE; as Curator of MIRROR at Arts University Plymouth; as a freelance mentor and consultant; and as Sector Development Manager at Visual Arts South West. 

Hannah places artists and audiences at the centre of her work, prioritising generosity, operating resourcefully and with kindness and compassion.

Hannah is neurodiverse and has lived experience of exclusion, she is committed to working towards a visual arts sector that is fair and inclusive for all.

Mentoring

I specialise in supporting emerging/early career artists to develop their practices and ways of operating, building confidence, skills and equipping them for the next phase of their career.

Fundraising

I have experience of writing, co-writing and securing a number of successful applications. I also offer access support for ACE funding.

Consultancy

I work freelance as a consultant for organisations who need organisational development support or additional capacity to deliver specific projects.

Teaching

I hold a PGCE in post compulsory education and training and offer guest lectures, crits and tutorials.

Curating

I established a new public gallery at the then Plymouth College of Art in 2006, building the gallery from a small-scale, informal, internally-facing project space to relaunching the platform as MIRROR in 2021

Partnership

I work strategically and collaboratively with partners to improve the provision of; access to and growth of culture.

Resources

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Strengthening Your Funding Applications

Why mak­ing a case for invest­ment is impor­tant when writ­ing fund­ing appli­ca­tions and how to do this well

Jamboree (2018) LOW PROFILE. Photo: Andy Ford.

Hannah is one of the most effective people I know. She combines a real understanding of creative practice with a deeply practical attitude.”

Abigail Reynolds

Artist