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Anita Zabludowicz was born in Newcastle and now lives in London with her husband, Poju, and their four children. Anita studied Fine Art & History of Art in Newcastle's College of Arts & Technology and subsequently spent ten years working as a project manager in interior architecture before going back to study Modern Art & Auctioneering at...

Anita Zabludowicz was born in Newcastle and now lives in London with her husband, Poju, and their four children. Anita studied Fine Art & History of Art in Newcastle's College of Arts & Technology and subsequently spent ten years working as a project manager in interior architecture before going back to study Modern Art & Auctioneering at Christies. From the mid-1990s Anita and her husband have embarked on a number of philanthropic activities and together they founded the Zabludowicz Collection to collect international emerging art and create a public platform to examine contemporary art practices.

Anita is a trustee of Camden Arts Centre, a trustee of Opening Times, Honorary President at BFAMI and also a Tate Foundation Honorary Member. In 2011 Anita was appointed by the LLDC and the Mayor of London as co-chair of the Legacy List, a charity which fosters and encourages creative connections between people and the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park to support the Legacy of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympics Games. In 2009 the Zabludowicz Collection Future Map Prize was launched for a graduating student from the University of the Arts London to support their ongoing artistic development.

Zabludowicz Collection is a philanthropic organisation dedicated to bringing emerging art to new audiences and actively supporting arts organisations and artists. It was founded in 1994 and in 2015 will celebrate 20 years of collecting. The Collection holds over 3000 works by over 600 artists, spanning 40 years of art production. Its focus is on emerging art from the late 20th century to the present day. Zabludowicz Collection’s programme is focused on working with emerging artists and curators to produce events and exhibitions of works from the collection which respond to the unusual space at 176 Prince of Wales Road. The Collection also exhibits in permanent venues in the USA and Finland.Founder the Zabludowicz Collection @ Founded in 1994 by Poju and Anita Zabludowicz, this dynamic and growing collection spans four decades of art, from the 1970s to today, and exhibits in venues in the UK, USA and Finland. The collection actively creates new opportunities for audiences to engage with emerging art, and supports arts organisations and artists around the world. Its activities are shaped by an ethos of philanthropy and a commitment to engaging with local contexts and communities. From October 1994 to Present (21 years 3 months) Joint Chair of Trustees @ About the Legacy List:

We have a once in a generation opportunity to shape a new part of a world class city; building a community; delivering a dynamic urban culture and creating a future that will impact all of London and beyond.

The London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games are the beginning of a new era for the East End. The Park offers a different kind of urban neighbourhood, borne out of an important history, built on investment and belief in future opportunity and to be sustained through a clear vision of its potential.

The Legacy List is the independent charity for Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, set up in 2011 to support the legacy of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Our mission is to make creative connections between people and the Park. We develop, commission and support high quality art, education and skill building initiatives to engage, educate and inspire current and future generations. Our founding partners were the London Legacy Development Corporation and the Mayor of London.

Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is situated in what was once a centre of manufacturing and industry for London. It is rich in culture and diversity and an area that has witnessed the challenges of economic and social deprivation, whilst retaining pride in its heritage, entrepreneurialism, individuality and spark.

Our mission is to actively engage people in the transformation of the Park and of their own lives. We will do this by finding and funding an imaginative range of places, programmes and partnerships in the areas of arts, culture, education and skills which deliver our charitable objectives of:

-Promoting the Park and contributing to its unique identity

-Advancing arts and culture in and around the Park

-Enhancing education and skills in and around the Park

-Contributing to sustainable development in and around the Park

-Engaging local communities in and around the Park From January 2011 to Present (5 years) Trustee @ Camden Arts Centre is a place for world-class contemporary art exhibitions and education. With artists at the core of the programme, Camden Arts Centre strives to involve members of the public in the ideas and processes of today's artists, and the artists who inspire them. From January 2009 to Present (7 years) Newcastle's College of Arts & Technology Anita OBE is skilled in: Art, Art History, Project Management, Interior Design, Art Exhibitions, Contemporary Art