Kettle's Yard patronage
Patrons Preview, Jennifer Lee: the potter’s space, 2019. Image: Evelina Gumileva
Patrons provide crucial financial support that enables us to present an outstanding artistic programme, commission artists, and conserve the House and collection.
Patrons enjoy a close relationship with Kettle’s Yard, enjoying special events and unique opportunities to get more involved.
The Director’s Circle
The Director’s Circle is our top-tier patrons group for individuals who want to support some of the best contemporary art and artists working today. Director’s Circle members provide much needed regular income that enables us to commission artists, plan conservation projects and deliver an innovative programme that strives to deliver some of the best opportunities to experience art anywhere in the world.
- Exclusive access to exhibition opening dinners
- Invitations to special events hosted by the Director and Senior Curator
- A complimentary catalogue for each exhibition
- Access to the full Ede Circle and Friends of Kettle’s Yard events programme
£3,000 per annum
The Ede Circle
Support from the Ede Circle enables us to present outstanding exhibitions, conserve the Kettle’s Yard House and Collection and support our extensive learning and community programme.
- Curator-led private views of exhibitions in London, Cambridge and further afield
- Annual dinner hosted by the Director
- Invitations to exhibition previews and tours throughout the year
- Complimentary membership of the Friends of Kettle’s Yard and access to their events programme
£1,500 per annum
Join us
For further information please contact the Development team at Kettle's Yard:
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