The criteria were simple and straightforward, each venture should be a beacon of excellence, reflect the interests and ethos of the Foundation and be tangible and exciting.
Alan Grieve CBE, Chairman, Jerwood Foundation
Between 1998 and 2012, Jerwood Foundation diversified its support for the visual and performing arts from solely funding revenue projects to giving its significant financial support and Jerwood name to 18 high profile capital projects throughout the UK, reflecting its range of interests in the arts and education. Jerwood's distinct lack of bureaucracy and 'no strings attached' modus operandi, coupled with an agility to respond and take action, proved to be game-changing. The first capital project was Jerwood Space, now one of the best and most sought-after rehearsal studios in the UK. Through the ongoing funding support of Jerwood Arts, the important relationships with many of our major capital projects continue to play an essential part in Jerwood's art philanthropy; notably the Jerwood Young Artists at Glyndebourne; Jerwood New Playwrights at Royal Court and the LSO Jerwood Composer+ at Jerwood Hall, LSO St Luke's.
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Jerwood Space
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Jerwood Gallery
The Natural History Museum's Jerwood Gallery has hosted some of our most exciting and ambitious temporary exhibitions since it's refurbishment in 1999 which was supported by the Jerwood Foundation. Iconic... -
Jerwood Library
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Jerwood Theatres
Jerwood Foundation's grant of £3 million to ensure the future of the English Stage Company and London's Royal Court Theatre is one of the Foundation's largest and most significant capital... -
Jerwood Vanbrugh Theatre and Studio
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Jerwood Studio
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Jerwood Library of the Performing Arts
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Jerwood Medical Education Centre
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Jerwood Centre for the Prevention and Treatment of Dance Injuries
Without the support of Jerwood Foundation, Birmingham Royal Ballet would not have been able to realise its objectives of providing world-class healthcare for dancers and leading the industry in dancer... -
Jerwood Gridshell Space
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T S John Jerwood
Although the Jerwood Foundation is primarily focused on the visual and performing arts and on an older age group, the commitment to education in the wider sense and an important... -
Jerwood Hall
Since it re-opened in 2003, the Jerwood Hall has been the beating heart of the building. As well as providing vital space for the Orchestra’s rehearsals and recording sessions, it... -
Jerwood Centre
Dove Cottage is unique in that nowhere else can so much of a major writer's work still be seen in the place where it was written and largely inspired. The... -
Jerwood Pod
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Jerwood School of Design
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Jerwood Kiln Studio
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Jerwood DanceHouse
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Hastings Contemporary
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Jerwood Space: © Dennis Gilbert/VIEW; Jerwood Gallery: Venom, Killer and Cure, installation view © Trustees of the Natural History Museum London (2017). All rights reserved; Jerwood Library: © Trinity Hall Cambridge; Jerwood Theatres at Royal Court Theatre: Photo Andy Chopping; Jerwood Vanbrugh Theatre and Studio: Stuff Happens in Jerwood Vanbrugh Theatre October 2017 © RADA; Jerwood Studio: In the Market for Love rehearsal 2020. Michael Wallace (Madame Mangetout), Danielle de Niese (Ciboulette) and Nicky Spence (Madame Beurrefondu) © Glyndebourne Productions Ltd. Richard Hubert Smith; Jerwood Library of the Performing Arts: Photo © Peter Smith; Jerwood Medical Education Centre © Royal College of Physicians. Photography: Niall Clutton; Jerwood Centre for the Prevention of Dance Injuries: Photo: Lee Armstrong; Jerwood Gridshell Space © Weald & Downland Living Museum; TS John Jerwood: Photo Owen Gibbon; Jerwood Hall: Photo © Leonard Bernstein Associates; Jerwood Centre: Photo © Charlotte Wood; Jerwood Pod: Photo © Katherine Leedale; Jerwood School of Design:© Oakham School; Jerwood Kiln Studio: Photo Philip Vile; Jerwood DanceHouse: Photo David Parry; Hastings Contemporary: Photo Bob Mazzer. Map:©TurnbullGrey
