Remember
As a cultural institution, we are uniquely placed to provide opportunities for reflection and connection with individuals and groups of people who have experienced violence, injustice, cruelty and discrimination, through our exhibitions, events and through new work that we commission.
By remembering, we hope to inspire a world in which people can live together in peace and tolerance.
We cannot change the past, but we can work to educate and build a better and more equitable future.
Celebrate
Harewood House Trust actively supports the work of artists, thinkers, individuals and community leaders from diverse backgrounds. Current and past creative collaborators include Sonia Boyce, Mac Collins, Hughbon Condor, Geraldine Connor, Chris Day, Enam Gbewonyo, Ashley Karrell, Elaine Mitchener, Thomas J. Price, Rommi Smith, and Frank Walter.
Our Missing Portrait series seeks to redress the lack of diversity within Harewood’s collection of 18th and 19th century portraits by commissioning new portraits of individuals of colour with a connection to Harewood, which will become part of our future displays at Harewood.
Collaborate
Only through collaboration with a diverse range of individuals, with different lived experiences to our own, can we ensure a rich and welcoming experience for all the communities we serve.
We actively initiate and develop partnerships and consult with others to ensure that our charitable objectives and artistic programme remains relevant, respectful and is informed by many different perspectives.
Collaborations have included Heritage Corner, the Leeds-based Diasporian Stories Research Group and a range of individuals and community leaders who supported our Digital Masterplan programme.
Get in touch
We seek to encourage people from underrepresented groups to work with us, to participate in our programmes and to enjoy the landscape around Harewood House.
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