SABILA DUHITA DRIJONO

contact: sabila@forartsake.co.uk

PROJECT DEVELOPMENT AND PARTNERSHIP COORDINATOR | CO-HOST

Sabila is an independent researcher, writer, and creative producer. She completed her MA in Museums and Galleries in Education at UCL, supported by the LPDP scholarship from the Indonesian government. As a professional, she has been involved in various cultural projects across Indonesia, including with the historic art collection of the Presidential Palaces of Indonesia, Tenganan Pegringsingan Village in Bali, and the Department of Archaeology at the University of Indonesia.

A firm believer in culture as a catalyst for development, Sabila is passionate about blending academic and creative approaches in her work. She is committed to making museum knowledge accessible and building cross-border collaborations within the cultural sector.

At For Arts’ Sake, Sabila takes on an active role in content development, promotion, and strategising partnerships with potential speakers and collaborators.

Here you learn about the ground-breaking work that these people do — For Arts’ Sake and For Your Sake.

We help people discover the difference museums can make to their lives.

ALINA BOYKO

contact: alina@forartsake.co.uk

CO-FOUNDER l CO-HOST

Alina is the co-founder and co-host of the For Arts' Sake podcast. She also helped establish Art Night, now the UK's biennial contemporary art festival. Before this, Alina spent five years at Christie’s and Sotheby’s, working in the Russian and Impressionist & Modern Art departments.

She holds BA in History of Art and MA in Museums and Galleries in Education from UCL, along with an MLitt in History of Art from Christie’s Education, affiliated with Glasgow University.

She wants to help create positive change in society through culture.

We do this by sharing real-life stories of leading professionals in museums and the heritage sector across the UK and beyond.

Meet For Arts' Sake — an interview podcast with museum people.

Bonus episode / 42:52 / 9 March 2021

CO-PRODUCER SEASON 1

Ekaterina is a digital & communications museum specialist. She launched a digital department with the Bakhrushin Theatre Museum in Moscow and curated multiple online projects there.

As a Chevening scholar, Ekaterina moved to London in 2018 to complete her masters in Museums and Galleries in Education at UCL. Previously she obtained a BA degree in Cultural Journalism from Moscow State University (2016) and an MA in History of Art and Art Market from Higher School of Economics (2018).

Ekaterina is a dedicated cultural aficionado. Her mission is to advance intercommunal dialogue by means of stimulating people’s creativity.

JAMES HARROD

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THEO ALBANO

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Theo is the collection manager for the Fleming-Wyfold Art Foundation, which comprises the most significant collection of Scottish art outside of a public institution. Theo received his MLITT in Film and Visual Culture from the University of Aberdeen.

Having worked in the arts, museum and cultural heritage field for more than 10 years in Canada, the United States, Scotland and England, he is passionate about the importance of utilising the arts to strengthen and promote cultural understanding.

At For Arts’ Sake, Theo takes on a role as a co-host and seeks out partnerships with potential collaborators.

James comes from a background in education, having worked as a teacher across the secondary and further education sectors. He is currently pursuing an MA in Museums and Galleries in Education at UCL's Institute of Education, and works as the education officer for Hopefield Animal Sanctuary.

A firm believer in expanding education opportunities, James has worked primarily in schools in economically deprived areas.

As a History graduate, he is keen to challenge our preconceptions of the past and question adherence to tradition.

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EKATERINA PROVORNAYA