AiRM was founded in 2003.
The organisation has delivered a varied programme of exhibitions centred on 8 medieval churches located on Denge and Walland marsh. Art in Romney Marsh continues to support artists to experiment and make site-specific work. Since 2011, AiRM has delivered a wide range of learning programmes that engage community groups with their local heritage and history. Creative, partnership and educational opportunities are organised by
Susan Churchill
Director/curator
With Thanks
Board of Trustees
Helen Kay
Founding member of Art in Romney Marsh.
Programme Director Hastings Opportunity Area.
Flagship Free School Founding member.
Sarah Macbeth
Sarah is a designer, researcher and community activist based in St Leonards. Her background is in graphic design and communications for social justice, environment and arts sectors. She uses design process and practice to engage people in co-creating regenerative futures.
In 2015, Sarah cofounded Transition Town Hastings and, in 2020, completed an MA in Sustainable Design at the University of Brighton. Since AiRM2013, Sarah has been a regular visitor and also organised several bicycle tours of the festival.
Lo Lo No
Trans-disciplinary artist, researcher and curator based in Margate.
20 years working in the creative industries, 5 years in sustainable fashion and campaigning, 4 years curating & programming Margate Pride and its art festival (now called PAM).
Lo Lo graduated last year with an MFA from The Margate School and ESADHaR and was recently coordinator for Open School East.
'I'm excited to work with AiRM as they bring an air of the radical to heritage spaces at once celebrating history and tradition whilst revealing the personal and the unseen through curation and programming of site specific art works and interventions across Romney Marsh.'
https://www.lolono.me/
Margaret Waite
Church Warden, St George’s, Ivychurch
AiRM Team
CP Hunter
Hunter is the co-owner of The Folkestone Bookshop and Director of Folkestone Pride.
“I am looking forward to be able to bring together my community building knowledge with my passion for queer heritage into such an innovative and important project.”