Since setting up Gillian Taylor PR, I have worked with a range of cultural clients, including the Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery, Torbay Culture, CEDA (Community Equality Disability Action), Dreadnought South West, and a number of individual artists.
Here’s a selection of projects I’ve worked on.
Music in the Galleries
I worked with Devon Philharmonic Orchestra on a project which commissioned 13 new pieces of music inspired by objects in the collections at the Royal Albert memorial Museum & Art Gallery. The world premieres were performed by ensembles located around the museum, while the audience moved through the galleries. The project was a sell-out success, attracting a range of new audiences to the museum.
Torbay Culture

Somerset Art Works
Somerset Art Works initiates a wide range of projects and commissions. The Festival takes place every other year, alternating with the biennial Open Studios event. I’ve worked on the Festival a number of times, regularly gaining local, regional and national coverage. I’ve also provided marketing training for artists, and more recently, I’ve been working with staff to streamline their marketing planning.
CEDA
I’ve worked with CEDA for a number of years, raising their profile through PR and marketing. I am also a consultant for their arts programme, which provides opportunities for disabled participants, as well as emerging and established artists. With Arts Council coronavirus emergency funding, we produced a series of online events during lockdown, and created an online drama in partnership with Exeter Northcott Theatre.
Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery

Carnival of the Animals

Supported by RAMM’s events team, I organised and ran ‘Carnival of the Animals’ a major event as part of RAMM’s 150th anniversary celebrations. With extensive media coverage and marketing, the event attracted 37,000 visitors to the city centre to see giant puppets, representing some of the animals in the museum collections.
Wheal Martyn

Natalie McGrath

All Party Parliamentary Group for Arts, Health & Wellbeing

Sue Austin and Freewheeling

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