Staff
Meet our academic and professional staff at Dartington Trust.
Dr Ric Allsopp
Dr Ric Allsopp is Associate Faculty for Theatre: Reimagining Performance Practice.
Emma Bush
emma.bush@dartington.org
Emma Bush is senior lecturer, Poetics of Imagination and Associate Lecture for Theatre: Reimagining Performance Practice. She works in the field of art and ecology, making performance, site-specific walks, writing and workshops.
Mohini Chandra
mohini.chandra@dartington.org
Mohini is Associate Lecturer on the Arts and Place programme.
Jo Joelson
jo.joelson@dartington.org
Dr Jo Joelson is Programme Lead for MA Arts and Place. She is a London based artist, researcher and writer.
Natasha Rivett-Carnac
natasha.rivettcarnac@dartington.org
Natasha Rivett-Carnac is Curator of Arts and Ecology at Dartington School of Arts. She has been working in the arts and culture space for 20 years.
Alice Oswald
alice.oswald@dartington.org
Alice Oswald studied Classics at Oxford and then trained as a gardener. She has written six collections of poetry.
Tom Rivett-Carnac
Tom Rivett-Carnac is Associate Faculty for MFA Arts and Ecology at Dartington School of Arts. He s a political lobbyist for the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and an author on climate change policy.
Martin Shaw
martin.shaw@schumachercollege.org.uk
Martin is currently Reader and Programme Lead for our Poetics of Imagination programme. His work circles mythology and landscape, oral storytelling and poetics.
Bram Thomas Arnold
Bram.Arnold@dartington.org
Dr Bram Thomas Arnold is an artist who started with walking and kept going into performance, drawing, installation, writing and academia. He is Associate Lecturer for our Poetics of Imagination programme.
Gediminas and Nomeda Urbonas
Gediminas and Nomeda Urbonas are Associate Faculty for MFA Arts and Ecology. Urbonas Studio have an interdisciplinary research practice that facilitates exchange amongst diverse nodes of knowledge production and artistic practice in pursuit of projects that transform civic spaces and collective imaginaries.
Tracey Warr
Tracey is a fiction and non-fiction writer and also works with text in the vicinity of art. She is an Associate Lecturer on our Poetics of Imagination programme.