Lewis Mullin
Lewis joined Kettle’s Yard in July 2026 as Development Manager, focusing on raising philanthropic support for the gallery and its programmes. His primary role is focusing on developing the Patrons’ programme. Prior to joining Kettle’s Yard, he worked as Philanthropy Officer at Murray Edwards College (founded as New Hall), University of Cambridge, where he helped develop regular giving and legacy fundraising. He holds a BA Hons in History from St Cuthbert’s Society, Durham University.
Lewis’ favourite thing about Kettle’s Yard is the house itself. He appreciates the Jim and Helen’s belief that living with art can enrich everyday life, and the way the house encourages visitors to slow down, think critically and enable their own connections. His favourite work in the collection is Guatemala no.7 (Dying Vulture), William Congdon.