Creative production and project management of temporary exhibition programme at Wellcome Collection, working to foreground sustainable, inclusive and equitable practice. Recent exhibitions include: 'The Cult of Beauty' Autumn 2023; 'Milk' Summer 2023; 'Rooted Beings' in February 2022, producing major new work with Eduardo Navarro, RESOLVE Collective, Patricia Domínguez amongst others; 'Joy and Tranquility' part of a season On Happiness, opened in July 2021 featuring new commissions by Jasleen Kaur, Amalia Pica, Harold Offeh, Chrystel Lebas, Stefanie Posavec and David Shrigley, and 'Jo Spence and Oreet Ashery: Misbehaving Bodies' in May 2019. Recent podcast projects include: 5 part mini series 'The Root of the Matter' (2022) with writer and maker JC Niala exploring what the plant world has to teach us about being human, and 5 part mini series 'For All I Care', a podcast collab with BALTIC centre for contemporary art (produced by Reduced Listening).We commission new research and work by artists and architects to produce ambitious new experiences which interrogate health and art, and am excited to work with people who forefront inclusive, accessible and sustainable practice at the heart of their work.

I am an experienced producer and project manager within the creative and cultural sector based between London and Marseille. Alongside freelance work I am undertaking independent research on artist studio structures, residencies and cross cultural partnerships. Current and recent projects:- Curatorial Researcher: Wellcome Collection. Object and curatorial research on upcoming exhibition programme. October 2018 -present. - Project Manager; Site Design - Visual Arts Programme for Unlimited at Southbank Centre, London. Unlimited shines a light on extraordinary work by disabled artists. The festival has an abundance of free events, plus relaxed performances and BSL-integrated events. August -September 2018.- Programme Manager at The Salvadore Centre, L'ile Jourdain, France. The Salvadore Centre supports visceral and engaging practices that ask questions about the world in which we live and how we understand it. We run a residency programme and a number of other scheduled on and off-site projects, as well as events throughout the year. We foster supportive creative networks that are able to function independently from institutional frameworks and political change.

Project Management and production for the Visual Arts Programme for Unlimited Festival at Southbank Centre, London. Unlimited shines a light on extraordinary work by disabled artists. The festival features an abundance of free events, plus relaxed performances and BSL-integrated events. August -September 2018.

For over 30 years, and since 1991 under the direction of Michael Morris and James Lingwood, Artangel has produced extraordinary art in unexpected places in our London home, across the UK and around the world.I worked on a freelance basis on a large initiative ‘Artists for Artangel’, coordinating the planning and delivery of an exhibition of works by 40 artists in a large gallery site on Cork Street, followed by a fundraising auction with Sotheby’s, which raised £2 million for Artangel's future commissions. I coordinated artists and artworks, managed the design production of an exhibition and auction catalogue, generated copy on each artwork, introduced and managed key partnerships with transport agents, printers, and coordinated with the Head of Production and Production Manager the installation and intricacies of the month long exhibition and following gala evening.

I was responsible for the project management and delivery of both long-term partnerships and one-off curatorial projects. The projects constitute development opportunities within the artistic and educational objectives of the Gallery. Duties included:Project Planning (drafting and agreeing frameworks, objectives, budgets, schedules, resourcing)Project Delivery (liaising with teams to deliver project outcomes on time and within budget)Project Evaluation (reporting on outcomes against objectives, sharing and implementing findings).Projects included: -Max Mara Art Prize for Women (a biennal Prize offering a fully funded residency in Italy, followed by an exhibition and publication) with Emma Hart (Mamma Mia!, 2017) and Corin Sworn (Silent Sticks, 2015) - artist liaison for Whitechapel Gallery Art Icon (an annual award to an artist in recognition of their contribution to contemporary art [Peter Doig, Joan Jonas, Richard Long, Howard Hodgkin])- graduate programme partnerships (working with the Eisler Curator to develop the MA Curating the Contemporary programme)- professional course programming (in partnership with The Art Fund) - developing the Gallery’s advisory services for off-site projects.- management of international curatorial partnership with Windsor, USA.Exhibitions include:Mamma Mia!, Emma Hart, Whitechapel Gallery, 2017. Touring: Collezione Maramotti, Reggio Emilia, IT, and Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh (co-curator)Silent Sticks, Corin Sworn, Whitechapel Gallery, 2015. Toured to Collezione Maramotti, Reggio Emilia, IT. (assistant curator)Sculptors’ Papers from the Henry Moore Archive, Whitechapel Gallery, 2014 (assistant curator)Jasper Johns: Shadows and Substance, The Gallery at Windsor, Vero Beach, Florida, USA (assistant curator) 2014 Previous role: Assistant Curator Special Projects

In 2016 I was awarded a Churchill Fellowship. I travelled to Sweden, Denmark and the USA to research different approaches that arts organisations are exploring that either generate income or run sustainably, within the wider funding context.

The role included artistic programming for clients and management of creative partnerships. Clients included Louis Vuitton, AlixPartners, Mint Hotel, Bloomberg and partner arts organisations including Tate amongst others.Projects included (amongst others) - Coordination of aspects of the Louis Vuitton Young Arts Project. Management and production of special exhibitions for artists such as Elmgreen & Dragset, Grayson Perry, Haim Steinbech and Tracey Emin.- Project management of fundraising events for charities and arts organisations including Royal Academy of Arts, Bottletop Foundation, Raisa Gorbachev Foundation among many others. Facilitating optimum fundraising through interesting and original approaches.- Organisation of committee members and advisory boards- Auction management: securing artworks, registrar duties, artist liaison, auction house management (Sotheby’s, Phillips and Christie’s, paddle8 + artsy).

Organisation of touring literary and cultural workshops throughout UK Summer festivals including Port Eliot, Ways with Words, Latitude, Secret Garden Party and Camp Bestival.Marketing support: copy writing and image research.

Development and delivery of a national program of cultural activities for the 75th anniversary year in 2009, including exhibitions at the Whitechapel Gallery and a series of lectures led by speakers such as Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Grayson Perry and Prof Muhammad Yunus.-Logistical planning and delivery of an international photography project by artist Julian Germain around Nigeria, Ethiopia, Bangladesh, Japan and Taiwan, culminating in an exhibition at the Photographer’s Gallery in 2010.- Organisation of exhibition and performance elements for a summer reception demonstrating wide range and reach of cultural work, with guests such as the Prince of Wales. - Design and delivery of an internal and external online communications plan- Evaluation of the programme; analysis of stakeholder, staff engagement and media reach collating from international teams.