Creative Careers

Audrey Aidoo-Davies has recently completed a Community Engagement Apprenticeship at the Barbican within the Creative Learning department. Prior to this she worked at Royal Court Theatre as a Marketing Trainee. Audrey is passionate about making the Arts more diverse and accessible and hopes to create projects which tackle social issues through the use of theatre and other creative means.

Razia Begum is Associate Producer at the Barbican Centre; part of a small central team working on talks, projects and residencies, and public space commissions and events. Razia has a background in photography and joined the Barbican in 2016 from Create London, an arts charity operating in east London. Prior to this she worked in education teams at Roundhouse, Whitechapel Gallery and Chisenhale Gallery.

Rachel Noel is a multidisciplinary curator and producer working across performance, installation, live events and collaborative projects engaging diverse young people with art and culture. Rachel joined Tate in 2013 as Design Studio Assistant, before becoming Assistant Curator in 2014 and Curator, Young People’s Programmes in 2017. Before joining Tate she worked as a freelance Set Designer, Art Director and Producer for a range of creative organisations including Secret Cinema and Battersea Arts Centre. 

David Houston is currently Design Museum's Learning Producer for Schools whilst also working as an Explainer Developer at the Science Museum. He is an education graduate who has worked in museum learning for over 16 years across several London museums including the Science Museum, London Transport Museum and the Royal Aeronautical Society. David’s career started in the Science Museum in the front of house team in 2002. He later moved to the position of Explainer whilst working in Learning departments of other organisations. David has always sought to fill the gaps in his CV by taking on new challenges and tasks which has lead him to be involved with a range of exciting projects.