Sarah Champion
CEO Chinese Arts Centre
Sarah Champion is the CEO for the Manchester based Chinese Arts Centre, which is an international development agency for contemporary Chinese artists.
Sarah provides strategic leadership, direction and vision for the Chinese Arts Centre and communicates this to a wide range of contacts both internal and external. She provides a planning framework for Chinese Arts Centre programmes and oversees its delivery, including maintaining an overview of the artistic and business strategy of the organisation and supports the staff team in delivering this. She seeks, pursues and secures resources for the Chinese Arts Centre's development, especially in terms of funding and new relationships.
Sarah also networks with key individuals and builds and develops partnerships that will benefit the Chinese Arts Centre locally, regionally, nationally and internationally. She acts as Company Secretary and ensures that the charity and limited company fulfills its obligations in line with the law, prevailing good practice. She also ensures that board members are adequately briefed to undertake their duties effectively and to support and advise them in their role.
The Chinese Arts Centre was the Winner of The Pearl Award for Creative Excellence in 2006, for China Live.
China Live is a 13-venue UK touring programme of live performances and film screenings by Chinese artists, a bilingual publication about contemporary Chinese performance, and a symposium about Chinese performance and its documentation. The project, which took place in October 2005, was in collaboration with Live Art UK, the Live Art Development Agency and Shu Yang of the DaDao Live Art Festival, Beijing. It offered audiences a rare opportunity to witness visceral and challenging performance work by some of the current generation of Chinese artists, exceeding projections across all venues. The project also ran a programme supporting educational initiatives, which included talks, workshops, panel discussions and video screenings designed to raise awareness of the Chinese art scene.
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Sarah also networks with key individuals and builds and develops partnerships that will benefit the Chinese Arts Centre locally, regionally, nationally and internationally. She acts as Company Secretary and ensures that the charity and limited company fulfills its obligations in line with the law, prevailing good practice. She also ensures that board members are adequately briefed to undertake their duties effectively and to support and advise them in their role.
The Chinese Arts Centre was the Winner of The Pearl Award for Creative Excellence in 2006, for China Live.
China Live is a 13-venue UK touring programme of live performances and film screenings by Chinese artists, a bilingual publication about contemporary Chinese performance, and a symposium about Chinese performance and its documentation. The project, which took place in October 2005, was in collaboration with Live Art UK, the Live Art Development Agency and Shu Yang of the DaDao Live Art Festival, Beijing. It offered audiences a rare opportunity to witness visceral and challenging performance work by some of the current generation of Chinese artists, exceeding projections across all venues. The project also ran a programme supporting educational initiatives, which included talks, workshops, panel discussions and video screenings designed to raise awareness of the Chinese art scene.
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