Kate Bryan is a British art historian, curator and broadcaster, and Chief Art Director for the Soho House Art Collection. Since 2016 she has overseen its acquisitions and global strategy, growing a collection of more than 10,000 works displayed across 16 countries. She began her career at the British Museum and has worked as an art dealer in London and Hong Kong.

Kate has written and presented programmes for Sky Arts, BBC Four and Sky Arte Italia, and has served as a judge on Portrait Artist of the Year and Landscape Artist of the Year. She is the author of The Art of Love, Bright Stars and How to Art.

Angus Buchanan is co-founder and creative director of Buchanan Studio, where he leads projects spanning interiors, set design, fashion and events. He specialises in world-building, first making his name alongside photographer Mario Testino and production designer Michael Howells before establishing his own practice in the mid-2010s. His clients include Burberry, Comme des Garçons, Dior, Dolce & Gabbana and Versace.

Charlotte Buchanan is co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Buchanan Studio, overseeing strategy, product, collaborations and partnerships. Before establishing the studio, she spent ten years in advertising, developing partnerships between leading talent, global creative agencies and major brands.

Jo Baring is an art historian, curator and Director of The Ingram Collection of Modern British and Contemporary Art. In 2016 she founded The Ingram Prize, a platform for emerging artists whose alumni have since been nominated for the Turner Prize and whose work has been acquired by Tate and the Government Art Collection. She is a former Director of Christie’s UK and a regular arts writer and speaker.

Jo edited Revisiting Modern British Art and co-writes and presents the podcast Sculpting Lives, named Podcast of the Week by The Guardian and recommended by The Times and the Royal Academy. Her debut book, Totem: The Untold Story of Sculpture, will be published by Canongate in September 2026.

Lison Sabrina Musset is a French-Brazilian artist, curator and co-founder of The Collective Makers, a London-based collective working with cultural institutions, galleries and community organisations to create inclusive, sustainable opportunities for artists. She has contributed to mentoring programmes at Somerset House and the British Council, and was named one of the Evening Standard’s Art Power Players in 2023.

She lectures on the MA Public and Performative Practices course at London Metropolitan University. Her previous roles include serving on the board of the Atlantic Worlds Gallery at Royal Museums Greenwich and on the steering committee of MINO artspace in Antwerp.