Hannah Cushion

Hannah Cushion has extensive work experience in the arts and education sector. Hannah has held various roles throughout their career, starting in 2007 as an Artist at Hannah Cushion. Hannah later worked as an Artist Educator at The National Gallery and Royal Museums Greenwich, where they engaged with audiences and facilitated educational programs. Hannah also worked as a Learning Producer at Historic Royal Palaces, focusing on developing learning initiatives.

From 2017 to 2021, Hannah worked at London Transport Museum in multiple capacities. Hannah served as a Freelance Educator, Primary School Officer, and engaged with various educational programs.

In 2022, they started working as a School Engagement Consultant at Royal Opera House Bridge, where they provide expertise in engaging schools. Hannah also serves as an Associate Lecturer at Central St Martins College of Art, imparting their knowledge and skills to students. Additionally, Hannah worked as a Consultant at University of Hertfordshire, where they provided consulting services.

Earlier in their career, Hannah served as an Artist Educator at The British Museum and as an Education Officer for School and Teachers at The National Gallery. Hannah also held the role of Artist Liaison Officer at Second Floor Studios & Arts, where they managed administrative duties and oversaw the programming of the education space.

Overall, Hannah Cushion's work experience highlights their expertise in art education and their commitment to engaging diverse audiences in cultural institutions.

Hannah Cushion completed their education in a chronological order. Hannah first attended The Cornwall College Group from 2003 to 2005, where they pursued a degree in Fine Art Textiles and obtained an HND. Following that, they enrolled at the University of Westminster from 2005 to 2007, earning a Bachelor's degree in Mixed Media Fine Art. Hannah'seducational journey continued with a postgraduate certificate in Post Compulsory Education, which they obtained from IOE - UCL's Faculty of Education and Society between 2011 and 2013.