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COORDINATORS

DEEPA NAIK . deepaATthisisnotagateway.net .
Deepa's work focuses on cross-cultural contemporary art practice and community activism; she is influenced by notions of locality, ownership and urban space. Deepa has worked as an artist and educator with public works, Art for Change and the Serpentine Gallery.

Since 2005 she has coordinated special projects with Irit Rogoff (Visual Cultures Department, Goldsmiths College, University of London). Including; De-Regulation - with the work of Kutlug Ataman (MuHKA, Antwerp 2006, Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art, Israel 2006, Kunst-Werke Institute of Contemporary Art, Berlin 2000). Academy: Learning from the Museum (Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven 2006). SUMMIT: non-aligned initiatives in education culture (Multitude e.V. Berlin, 2007). Eye Witness Conference (Birkbeck School of Law, London 2008).

TRENTON OLDFIELD . trentonATthisisnotagateway.net . 07 932 558 515  .
Trenton’s practice oscillates from his formal work within government, cultural and environmental agencies to his personal practice; film, public art commissions, research and writing {www.lunchontheroof.com}

He is currently the Coordinator of the Thames Strategy – Kew to Chelsea. He was the Project Manager at Cityside Regeneration and a Community Development Worker in North Kensington. Trenton has been active on the boards of the Westway Development Trust, London Citizens and Subtext.

Trenton is  completing his MSc in Contemporary Urbanism at the LSE. All his work is pre-occupied with cities; and he founded This Is Not A Gateway.

VENUES

BECKY LIPSEY . tinag.venuesATgooglemail.com .
Becky's interest in TINAG's work stems from her love for city and urban life, her pursuit to increase accessibility to the arts and her ongoing interest in pedagogy .

Becky graduated in French and European Studies from Sussex University in 2007, worked on the French island of Reunion and as a production & events coordinator for the comedy promoter Mick Perrin at the 2007 Edinburgh Festival.

RESEARCH

FANNY BRETEAU . research.tinagATgooglemail.com .
Fanny's interest in international politics, cultural and social issues has resulted in her growing desire to explore new marketing techniques to communicate issues surrounding sustainable development.  Academic and self initiated projects include:
*a dissertation about advertising not-for-profit organisations with ambient and viral marketing.
*a photographic essay about the urban and social  transformation of a suburban Parisian  town (in progress).
Fanny graduated in 2006 from Léonard de Vinci Business school in Paris. She currently works for a London based agency that specialises in the youth market.



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