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Tonya Nelson

Tonya Nelson

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  • About Me
  • Blog
    • The Messy Edge at Brighton Digital Festival
    • Art (I)rrelevance Symposium: Academics, Collectors, Funders and Artists Talk Data, AI and Arts
    • 2019 Knowledge Quarter Conference: The Future of Knowledge
    • THE ARTS+ INNOVATION SUMMIT: 10 October 2018
    • Government can work! Seeing Culture is Digital come to life
    • Festival of Ideas: 8 September 2018
    • New Horizons: Arts Technology and Innovation
    • Artlab18: 24th-25th May 2018
    • The Oscars, Othello and Ira Aldridge: The Paradox of Race in the Performing Arts
    • Continuing the Conversation: Statues, Monuments and Difficult Histories
    • Can The Art World Lead Change In A Post-Brexit And Trump World?
    • Curators vs. Managers: Succession Planning in Museums
    • Raqqa: The Cultural History of the ISIS Stronghold
    • Corbyn’s Arts Policy: A Philosophy of Accessibility
    • The Fall of Kids Company: The Reserves Quandary
    • Push-Pull Strategy and the Future of the BBC
    • The Immigration Crisis: The Limits of Language and the Opportunities of Art
    • Keynote Address: 2019 Museums Computer Network (MCN) Annual Conference
    • The Best of Art Basel 2018
    • 60 Second Tour: Blue Rider Group at Lenbachhaus
    • A First Look at the Berlin Biennale 2018
    • 60 Second Tour: Mona Hatoum’s Turbulence
    • 60 Second Tour: Wonder at Renwick Gallery
    • 60 Second Tour: Schauwerk Sindelfingen
    • Coming Spring 2020: My Evening Talk Series at Christie’s Education on Digital Arts
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    • Push-Pull Strategy and the Future of the BBC
    • The Fall of Kids Company: The Reserves Quandary
      • The Immigration Crisis: The Limits of Language and the Opportunities of Art
    • Corbyn’s Arts Policy: A Philosophy of Accessibility
    • Egypt Revisited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
    • The House of Illustration: Kings Cross Cultural Renaissance Continues
    • Alexander Calder at Tate: Balancing Science and Art
    • 60 Second Tour: Schauwerk Sindelfingen
    • 60 Second Tour: Mona Hatoum’s Turbulence
    • Raqqa: The Cultural History of the ISIS Stronghold
    • Exploring the Big Bang at Somerset House
    • Exploring the Big Bang at Somerset House
    • 60 Second Tour: Wonder at Renwick Gallery
    • The Oscars, Othello and Ira Aldridge: The Paradox of Race in the Performing Arts
    • How to get your daily dose of culture via INSTAGRAM
    • 60 Second Tour: Blue Rider Group at Lenbachhaus
    • How to Deconstruct the White Gaze: Made Visible at The Yard Theatre
    • 60 Second Tour: High Museum of Art
    • Exhibition SmackDown: Rolling Stones vs Bowie
    • The Backup Singer Who Doesn’t Hold Back: Lisa Fischer at Barbican
    • Miles Behind: The State of the Music Biopic
    • Diversity in the Arts: Why Numbers Count
    • 60-Second Tour: Museum Barberini
    • Can The Art World Lead Change In A Post-Brexit And Trump World?
    • Continuing the Conversation: Statues, Monuments and Difficult Histories
    • Curators vs. Managers: Succession Planning in Museums
    • A First Look at the Berlin Biennale 2018
    • The Best of Art Basel 2018
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Tonya Nelson

Tonya Nelson

About me

Tonya Nelson is a cultural sector leader based in London.  She is currently Director of Arts Technology and Innovation at Arts Council England and sits on the board of trustees of the National Gallery and Chairs ICOM UK. She is also a Senior Associate at AEA Consulting.

Tonya's Instagram

Beautiful #easter candies on show in the window of a very tiny sweet shop in #Esslingen Germany. #haagaschokoladen😍
Have you been to @leedsartgallery lately? Worth a visit - a wide range of art and fab cafe (Tiled Hall). Current temporary exhibition: Sarah Barker, All Clouds are Clocks, All Clocks are Clouds
Vinyago: Indigenous Voices - rehearsal performance at the Culture Centre at National Museum of Tanzania.
National Museum of Tanzania

Recent Posts

  • SXSW: Time Machines, Museums and the Future of the Past
  • Coming Spring 2020: My Evening Talk Series at Christie’s Education on Digital Arts
  • Art (I)rrelevance Symposium: Academics, Collectors, Funders and Artists Talk Data, AI and Arts

What I like to think about

art arts arts management culture diversity exhibitions feminism finance gallery germany history immigration international language leadership museums oscars politics racism science social media strategy technology theatre videos

Archives

  • January 2020
  • October 2019
  • September 2019
  • August 2019
  • February 2019
  • November 2018
  • October 2018
  • August 2018
  • June 2018
  • May 2018
  • August 2017
  • April 2017
  • February 2017
  • January 2017
  • October 2016
  • May 2016
  • April 2016
  • March 2016
  • February 2016
  • January 2016
  • October 2015
  • September 2015

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