PEOPLE

COORDINATORS

DEEPA NAIK . deepaATthisisnotagateway.net .

Deepa has worked with public works, Art for Change and the Serpentine Gallery, and has co-ordinated special projects with Irit Rogoff (Goldsmiths) including: De-Regulation (MuHKA 2006, Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art 2006, Berlin 2010); A.C.A.D.E.M.Y: Learning from the Museum (Van Abbemuseum 2006); SUMMIT: non-aligned initiatives in education culture (Multitude e.V. 2007); and Eye Witness Conference (Birkbeck School of Law 2008). Guest lectures include the Dutch Art Institute, Art & Architecture, Chelsea College of Art. She is currently editing Casting Off: New Journeys in Visual Culture (2010)

TRENTON OLDFIELD . trentonATthisisnotagateway.net . 07 932 558 515 .

Trenton's work is pre-occupied with cities including formal work within government, cultural and environmental agencies and personal practice as well as film, public art commissions, research and guest lecturing. He was Coordinator of the Thames Strategy – Kew to Chelsea, Project Manager at Cityside Regeneration, a Community Development Worker in North Kensington, and active on the boards of the Westway Development Trust, London Citizens and Subtext. He is currently writing a book on the socio-political history of fenced green spaces in London.

RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT INTERNS

ALISA BREM is working on her (J.D.) at the George Washington University Law School.  She is a 2009 candidate for and MSc in City Design at the LSE. She received her BA in urban history and architecture at Columbia University. She is a classically trained artist who has studied at the Schuler’s School of Fine Arts, The Florence Academy of Art, and the Art Student’s League of New York. Alisa has worked at different arts and urban centers including The Museum of the City of New York, Christie’s Art Auction House in New York, and Lehman Center for American History.  While at Columbia she served as an editor on several newspapers, literary and arts publications including: OnSite Architecture Publication, The Daily Spectator, The Columbian Yearbook, Avanim Literary and Art Magazine, and TEL a political activism publication.

RACHAEL DAVIDSON . rachaeldavidsonATgmail.com . {www.rachaeldavidson.co.uk}

Rachael has recently completed her Diploma in Architecture at the University of Westminster. She has worked as an architect in New York and London on projects such as the Queen Marys Graduate Humanities Facility, London, Ross Global Charter School, New York City, and private residences in New York, Pennsylvania and Mumbai, India. Rachael is also interested in the alternative roles of architecture and space within cities and has worked for the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment and Architecture for Humanity, UK for a number of years. She is continually seeking to develop a more responsive and inclusive approach to her work.

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TINAG has been fortunate in the past to work with the following:

FANNY BRETEAU

IBIAYI BRIGGS

BECKY LIPSEY

SIDONIE ROBERTS