Leadership Transitions Chisenhale Gallery is undergoing leadership changes with Zoé Whitley stepping down in March 2025 and Edward Gillman appointed as Director, signaling an opportunity to engage on strategic partnerships, advisory services, or collaborative programs as the new leadership sets its agenda.

Digital Engagement The gallery uses a modern tech stack (WordPress, WooCommerce, MySQL, Google Workspace, Piwik PRO) and publishes online material, indicating openness to digital collaboration, ecommerce opportunities for books, publications, or limited edition art products, and data-driven marketing partnerships.

Growing Revenue With reported revenue in the 1M–10M range and a mid-size team, there is room to propose scaled sponsorships, donor programs, or museum-style collaboration packages to expand funding streams and broaden exposure through corporate or private foundations.

Global Reach Past collaborations with CIRCA and activity across London’s East End, plus a history of international programming, suggests opportunities for cross-border exhibitions, touring projects, or international distributor partnerships.

Strategic Partnerships Recent leadership changes and ongoing commissioning of contemporary art position the gallery as a potential partner for technology platforms, publishing ventures, or social impact initiatives, including co-publishing, grant-supported residencies, or education and community engagement programs.