I am a freelance content writer for arts magazines and my own personal platform. Alongside this, I work with independent clients. Currently, I am using my knowledge and skill set to assist emerging artists with their online presence, including: artist biographies, statements, portfolios and website design.

My role at Nahmad Projects was varied and expansive. Working in an intimate gallery team, I was responsible for thorough research into and around the exhibiting artist: Marie Laurencin. I was in charge of sharing this research with the public via descriptive and engaging social media posts. My position was client facing, requiring me to answer phone calls and interact with all gallery visitors (walk-ins or prominent clients) and give a wonderful first impression of both the gallery and our… Show more My role at Nahmad Projects was varied and expansive. Working in an intimate gallery team, I was responsible for thorough research into and around the exhibiting artist: Marie Laurencin. I was in charge of sharing this research with the public via descriptive and engaging social media posts. My position was client facing, requiring me to answer phone calls and interact with all gallery visitors (walk-ins or prominent clients) and give a wonderful first impression of both the gallery and our current show. During the coronavirus pandemic, I was working to expand the gallery's social media outreach. I designed and put into action a new social media strategy to maintain our engagement with the visitor's despite gallery closure. Show less

I was a key member of the Public Programmes and Exhibition team. My primary roles included: exhibition installations, co-ordinating with gallery professionals on curatorial decisions, handling artworks and organising sales. Additionally, I was a teaching assistant for the public programmes team which included the organisation and delivery of children’s art workshops (aged 5-7).

‘Let’s Talk About the Matriarchy Instead’ is a piece I wrote for the International Arts section of Woroni. Using Indigenous artist Wendy Red Star, I discussed the ways in which we can celebrate existing matriarchal societies through art. https://www.woroni.com.au/words/lets-talk-about-the-matriarchy-instead/'Beauty is Pain - Literally'. My article about the fast-fashion industry and how to include sustainability in the daily life of a student, was published in Woroni in Week 5… Show more ‘Let’s Talk About the Matriarchy Instead’ is a piece I wrote for the International Arts section of Woroni. Using Indigenous artist Wendy Red Star, I discussed the ways in which we can celebrate existing matriarchal societies through art. https://www.woroni.com.au/words/lets-talk-about-the-matriarchy-instead/'Beauty is Pain - Literally'. My article about the fast-fashion industry and how to include sustainability in the daily life of a student, was published in Woroni in Week 5, Semester 2, 2018.https://www.woroni.com.au/words/beauty-is-painliterally/ Show less

As a Banqueting Assistant, I am comfortable working in a fast-paced, demanding environment. I am responsible for Food & Beverage service at events and formal dinners at Parliament House, ACT. My role includes: cocktail and bar work, serving canapés, cloakroom duties and dinner service.

Using my creative writing and journalism skills, I worked in the copy department, producing a well-crafted, accessible article which was published in the Tesco 2015 Mother & Baby magazine.

Working in the Events Department, I was responsible for ensuring personal information and data was correctly and efficiently processed for an upcoming public event. Alongside this, I worked first hand with the advertisements used for this event.