Imrana has spent over a decade working in arts and community engagement.

She is an award-winning Creative Producer known for her innovative approach to arts and community engagement. Imrana has established herself as a leading voice in the UK’s cultural landscape, championing inclusive storytelling and cross-sector collaboration.

Imrana’s work intersects art, social justice, and community empowerment. She produces thought-provoking and socially engaged projects that amplify underrepresented voices. Her projects, ranging from large-scale public art installations to intimate community-led performances, often address themes of identity, belonging, and resilience.

Imrana has founded several grassroots initiatives and is deeply committed to co-creation and collaboration. She has worked with a diverse range of partners—from local councils and schools to national arts organisations and heritage institutions—bringing creativity into spaces where it’s most needed. Her strategic and empathetic leadership has helped shape inclusive cultural programmes that leave a lasting impact.

Imrana has received numerous accolades for her contributions to the arts and continues to mentor emerging creatives from marginalised backgrounds. Her practice is driven by lived experience, an unwavering commitment to equity, and a belief in the power of culture to drive systemic change.

Imrana frequently speaks on panels, delivers workshops, and contributes to research exploring the role of the arts in civic life. Whether she is curating multi-arts festivals or facilitates community dialogues, Imrana approaches every project with curiosity, care, and a drive to make meaningful connections.

Imrana Mahmood is not just a producer; she’s a catalyst for change—bridging communities and sparking dialogue through bold and imaginative cultural work.