Kaya La Bonte-Hurst
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Kaya La Bonte-Hurst

Project Manager, Events and Production Manager, Creative ProgrammerLondon, United Kingdom
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Kaya La Bonte-Hurst
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Kaya La Bonte-Hurst

Project Manager, Events and Production Manager, Creative ProgrammerLondon, United Kingdom
About me
Project Manager, Producer, Events and Production Manager based in London. Currently I’m a freelance project manager, producer, events and production manager. Producing festivals and project/event managing numerous programmes and events across the UK for arts organisations, companies and festivals including: Barbican, Southbank Centre, WOW Foundation, Serious Ltd and We Out Here. From 2020 - 2023 I worked at Jerwood Arts as a project manager, overseeing funding programmes and supporting artists across the UK to develop their practice and partner with arts organisations to bring new work to fruition. I started my career as an Apprentice in Community Arts & Events Management at Southbank Centre. Since then I have been lucky to have worked all over London with some the most talented and inspirational artists and production teams. I love working in fast paced and high pressure environments with tight knit teams who bring together incredible gigs, talks and festivals. My passion lies in music and creating spaces for young people and artists to discuss and explore the arts, politics and the impact they can have on the world. BFI Silver Arts Award Short Film Director 2015 Musician and Creative Thinker Film & TV extra now and then...
Projects credited in
  • Southbank Centre - Violet Nights
    Southbank Centre - Violet NightsIn the age of Kardashian callouts, blackface and DIY art culture, the internet has never been a more important platform. Online communities like Black Twitter have carved a space for political discourse on the web and our voices are finally being heard. With ‘woke’ added to the Oxford English Dictionary (definition: staying aware of social and political injustices happening in the today), we’ve seen it, we’ve heard it, we’ve sung it. We are asking how the digital age of Tweets, gifs and hashtags
  • WOW
    WOWJude Kelly launched WOW London in 2011 to mark the centenary of International Women’s Day, as a major global festival that celebrates women and girls and looks at the obstacles they face, where hundreds of women’s stories could be shared, feelings vented, fun had, minds influenced and hearts expanded. In response to an overwhelming demand Southbank Centre have been fostering a growing global network of festivals. Already in four other countries WOW is scheduled to spread to four more next year,
  • BAM - BEING A MAN
    BAM - BEING A MANJude Kelly launched Being A Man Festival in 2014, a major new festival exploring what being a man means in the 21st century, looking at the changing nature of masculinity and the lots of different ways that men are shaping what the future might look like for us all. Being A Man is made up of talks, debates, keynotes, performances, workshops, installations, a marketplace and music, with extraordinary contributors and leaders in their field exploring all facets of masculinity and male identity. T
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Work history
    Jerwood Arts logo
    Jerwood Arts logo
    Project ManagerJerwood Arts
    London, United KingdomFull Time
    WOW - Women of the World logo
    WOW - Women of the World logo
    Event Lead and RunnerWOW - Women of the World
     - London, United KingdomFreelance
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Skills
  • Event Management
  • Event Hosting
  • Artist Programming
  • Artist Liaison
  • Project Management
  • Production Management
  • Tour Management
  • Producing
  • Determined
  • Focused
Awards
    British Film Institute (BFI) logo
    British Film Institute (BFI) logo
    BFI Silver Arts AwardBritish Film Institute (BFI)