Public realm Consultancy
Jaime's project management consultancy work in the public realm is a partnership process between the client, stakeholders and the artist. Leading to public art works that create a sense of ownership and belonging and also high quality works that are genuinely site specific.
Brighton Dome
Commissioned by Brighton Dome and Festival to deliver art work as part of the regency Dome refurbishment, Jaime put together a team of four Artists & Atelier One, a structural engineer & Architects practice.
Design Team: Jaime Jackson, Atelier One, Bruce Williams, John Varah, Matthew Miller, David Parfitt
Contemporary Art Society
Project Officer in 1997-1998 working with private sector clients to deliver and advise on commissions and
Exhibition programs:
The Economist Plaza
BUPA HQ
Canary Wharf Ltd
Ove Arup
Development Securities
Nuffeild College Oxford University
‘CAS Consultancy works closely with clients to
develop an exciting, ideas-driven brief, source the best artists and artworks and
deliver high quality outcomes. In all cases we are interested in the authentic synergies that can be evolved between brand, product and contemporary art.’
‘Winwand’ Canary Riverside Ron Arad, Keith Milow ‘twentieth century thames’ One Canada Square foyer, Canary Wharf.
Southampton City Council
Public Art Officer 1999-2001 at Southampton City Council delivering public art commissions across the city artists:
Bruce Williams
Eilis O’Connell
Paul de Monchaux
Sebastien Boysen
Laura Johnston
Harvey Daniels
Herefordshire Council
Working as a public art consultant project manager for Herefordshire Council, researching, fund raising, planning and managing the design and installation of the Bruce Williams Sculptures ' Rotherwas Women' - based on the women who worked at the munitions factories in Rotherwas during WWI and WWII.
Rotherwas Women is a series of 4 sculptures along the MIle Road in the Rotherwas Business estate, funded through the SRB and Leader+ programs.
Three generations of women where chosen to be in the sculptures and represent the past present & future.
Milton Keynes Council
As a public art consultant Jaime has been responsible for a public art budget of £350,000 to manage public art commissions across the city.
‘River of Light’ Vanessa Dell. Fibre optic, natural stone and glass resin bonded aggregate, digital prints, vinyl and painted applications. Relating to to Bletclhey Park (enigma) and the social and historical fabric of Bletchley Town, Milton Keynes.
‘An integral part of public art projects working with people. I collaborate with, lead workshops or just talk to a whole range of groups and individuals. In the case of Bletchley Leisure Centre project, this engagement has taken place throughout the entire process (twelve months) of the commission and has encompassed community workshops, meetings and invited home visits with a huge range of people’.
Statement by Artist Vanessa Dell
'I must congratulate everyone involved in the process - from Vanesaa through the Council officials to the developers and architects, there seemed to be such a positive attitude and enthusiasm for the task that was very refreshing. It seemed that any problem that might have arisen, the will was there to resolve it the best possible way. The community involvement process was very effective and I'm sure this has been appreciated in may quarters. Thanks for the opportunity to be involved. I enjoyed being pa part of the team and will always feel a certain pride when I visit the Leisure Centre.
Herbert Booth. Bletchley Community Heritage
