Our vision: we want to showcase the best contemporary art and create a space of peace and inspiration that will delight and nourish visitors of all ages, building a legacy of cultural engagement, enjoyment and learning for today and long into the future.
A not-for-profit Foundation, our mission rests on three pillars: Art, Environment and Education. We believe the Foundation will create truly inspirational experiences, creating opportunities to enjoy art in a beautiful natural setting, and fostering wellbeing, creativity and lifelong learning for people of all ages and abilities through engagement with art and a connectedness to nature.
Our core creative team is made up of leaders in the fields of art curation, landscaping and arts education. Together, we're working hard to ensure the Foundation provides the best possible experience for our visitors, bringing together Art, Environment and Education into one compelling offer that will create a legacy of cultural engagement for years to come.
Charles Richmond, The Duke of Richmond and Gordon, CBE DL, is Chairman of the Goodwood Group of Companies and the founder of the Festival of Speed and the Goodwood Revival.
Ann Gallagher is an independent curator working internationally, with extensive experience of curating and commissioning in various roles.
Dan Pearson trained at the RHS Gardens’ Wisley and the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Starting his professional career as a garden and landscape designer in 1987, he was one of the earliest contemporary practitioners of naturalistic perennial planting in the UK.
Sally Bacon is a writer and consultant with a career in the voluntary sector, championing cultural learning across the education and arts sectors.
The Foundation will place important works of contemporary art in a stunning natural environment while also delivering a powerful education programme. I am thrilled to be launching this vital part of Goodwood’s 21st century legacy.