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Amy Taylor
Operations Manager
Amy studied English Literature, Film and Theatre at the University of Reading, graduating in 2002 with a 1st Class Hons degree, and has since held a variety of operational and producing roles in both venue and non-venue-based organisations, initially focusing on performing arts. Originally from London, Amy worked at internationally renowned arts venues across the capital, including Riverside Studios in West London.
She has a keen interest in arts and health and spent a decade as a core member of Ladder to the Moon, a social enterprise working with healthcare organisations to enhance the quality of residential care for people living with dementia, using creativity, coaching, training and consultancy. Her research and development project ‘Connect to Care’, received seed funding from the South Wales Clwster Programme, to explore the ways in which technology could be used to improve connection between people living in care, their families and care staff following the Covid-19 pandemic.
Amy began working with Artes Mundi in 2020, after moving to Cardiff with her family. Her responsibilities span all areas of organisational operations, including HR and finance.
Biography
Amy studied English Literature, Film and Theatre at the University of Reading, graduating in 2002 with a 1st Class Hons degree, and has since held a variety of operational and producing roles in both venue and non-venue-based organisations, initially focusing on performing arts. Originally from London, Amy worked at internationally renowned arts venues across the capital, including Riverside Studios in West London.
She has a keen interest in arts and health and spent a decade as a core member of Ladder to the Moon, a social enterprise working with healthcare organisations to enhance the quality of residential care for people living with dementia, using creativity, coaching, training and consultancy. Her research and development project ‘Connect to Care’, received seed funding from the South Wales Clwster Programme, to explore the ways in which technology could be used to improve connection between people living in care, their families and care staff following the Covid-19 pandemic.
Amy began working with Artes Mundi in 2020, after moving to Cardiff with her family. Her responsibilities span all areas of organisational operations, including HR and finance.