Dulcie Davy - Artist and Programme Producer
Artist designed, hands on creative workshops and public programmes for young people and adults, developed in collaboration with major cultural institutions, galleries, and educational spaces.
I’m Dulcie Davy, a London-based contemporary artist and arts producer with an MA in Sculpture from the Royal College of Art. Alongside my independent studio practice, I design and facilitate creative workshops that invite participants to explore big ideas through tactile making.
Bringing a Producer’s Eye to Cultural Workshops Because I also work extensively as an exhibition and programme producer—including roles with Battersea Arts Centre—I approach every workshop with a deep understanding of institutional needs. I manage projects with meticulous attention to detail, clear communication schedules, and strict adherence to timelines and budgets.
My work is rooted in accessibility, inclusivity, and championing participants from diverse backgrounds—particularly young people, communities of the global majority, and those who may not traditionally feel represented in institutional arts spaces. Whether collaborating with technicians, curators, or education teams, I ensure smooth, stress-free delivery from setup to pack-down.
Trusted by Leading Cultural Institutions
My workshops, youth programmes, and public talks have been commissioned, hosted, and developed with renowned institutions, including:
V&A (2026): Designed and delivered The Features We Carry, a public sculpting workshop celebrating facial features as inherited traits.
Southbank Centre — Little Simz Meltdown Festival (2025): Invited as a guest speaker alongside Es Devlin and Yinka Ilori to discuss contemporary artistic practice and creative journeys.
Battersea Arts Centre (2020 – 2024): Designed and delivered annual sculpting and painting workshops for the BAC Homegrown Festival for 4 consecutive years; hosted sold-out adult "Sip & Paint" events; proposed and delivered the exhibition Timeless Innovation: The Contemporary Black Woman; and coordinated the national Agency event in 2024.
Wallace Collection (2022): Designed and facilitated specialized sculpting workshops for at-risk young people in partnership with The Element Project.
Archbishop Lanfranc Academy & The Element Project (2021): Co-facilitated an 8-week intensive creative programme empowering schoolgirls to publish work in Shado Magazine.
Lewisham Youth Theatre (2023): Facilitated intensive 3-day creative programmes for young participants.
Pimlico Academy & All Child Project (2025): Designed and delivered bespoke architectural/sculpting workshops around student-led concepts of an ideal school environment.
Youth Beyond Borders (2025): Delivered engaging drop-in sculptural workshops for youth audiences.
Davy Workshops (Founder, 2020 – 2023): Founded and directed an independent youth arts programme centred on creativity and self-confidence for young girls, collaborating with the Saatchi Gallery learning department for group exhibition tours.
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