• Assisting in the administration, organisation, and co-ordination for Faculty curriculum events in consultation with the Heads of Departments, Head of Faculty and schools Marketing, Facilities and IT departments. • Assisting teachers with the setting up and packing up of classrooms with necessary equipment and teaching materials for practical lessons and to maintain general tidiness and organisations of classrooms and storage areas.• Supporting Film & Television, Drama and Visual Art’s teachers to deliver curriculum, as directed by the classroom teacher, through working one-to-one or in small groups with students to reinforce learning concepts presented by the teacher and providing additional supervision and support on school excursions.• Managing equipment, classroom stocks and supplies across Film & Television, Drama and Visual Art by undertaking routine inspections, monitoring consumable inventory, and arranging repairs or replacement of equipment when required, as well as managing the student booking system for Faculty equipment.• Liaising with suppliers, theatre companies, venues, and visiting artists to manage bookings, calendars, quotes, generating invoices, raising purchase orders, and liaising with the School's accounts office to ensure invoices are paid, asset records are maintained, and budget trends are tracked.• Assisting staff and students in managing creative works including storing student work, supporting the display and hanging of art, managing the kiln area and facilitating the administration component of entry of student works into relevant competitions.•Operating and managing specialist machinery, including high-powered laser cutters and kilns.• Office administration duties ensuring faculty printers, stationery and materials are stocked and accessible.• Assisting students with technical aspects of their work and diverse art installations and mediums.•

• Work with the web development team and cinematheque team to migrate old website data into the new website backend of QAGOMA’s 2022 website refresh.• Assist the curatorial team with data entry and research around new and upcoming programs.• Welcoming patrons into the cinema, answering questions, providing current program and gallery information and assisting patrons with accessibility requirements.• Conducting sound & screen checks with the projections team to ensure the best patron experience.• Maintaining a clean, safe and presentable cinema space before and after the film.

• Assist with the installation of major artwork objects and installations for the Asia Pacific Triennial 10 (APT10). • Demonstrate best practice within artwork handling and installation, ensuring damage to artwork is prevented during installation.• Work collaboratively with registration and conservation in unboxing and documenting works to be installed on site.• Work collaboratively with curators to ensure the artwork is installed to the highest standard of the artist and curator to enhance audience engagement. • Demonstrate exemplary teamwork by maintaining flexibility across different artwork installation requirements, working independently, fostering clear communication among teammates and ensure the success of the gallery's exhibitions and displays.

• First point of contact for patrons wishing to purchase tickets to paid exhibitions.• Ensuring a seamless transaction experience for patrons.• Informing patrons of any relevant information surrounding the exhibition as well as up coming events and public programs.• Promoting QAGOMA's memberships program and assisting with new member sign ups. • Start and end of day duties including opening and reconciling the till.• Addressing phone queries and receiving and passing on any relevant feedback.

• Providing excellent customer service through the welcoming patrons into the galleries, assisting with any queries and promoting and providing current information on exhibitions and programs.• Ensuring ongoing exhibition integrity through surveillance and vigilance within gallery spaces.• Ensuring safety and security of artworks and patrons within the space.

I have worked as a visual artist independently since the completion of my studies.Exhibiting across NSW, QLD, VIC, ACT and WA, my work is held in both privateand public collections across Australia. Key areas in this role include:• Exhibition development and delivery, adhering to gallerist and productiontimelines as well as transit requirements.• Actively seeking and applying for exhibitions, grants and funding opportunities.• Managing and maintaining studio and exhibition budgets.• Creating and managing content for social media platforms, website andmarketing and communication materials.

• Assist with the development of musical arrangements, visual & performance aspects of the group.• Deliver engaging street theater roving, parades and performances at a range of community events.• Conduct group through rhythmic calls and visual signals in an often busy and loud festival setting.• Facilitate and deliver 'Wild Rides' bicycle art workshops with community groups. • Create and curate a range of social media and marketing materials. Manage social media platforms.

• Conduct and assist with installation of art and audiovisual equipment at Griffith University Art Museum.• Install and hang artworks in coordination with exhibition coordinator and curators.• Manual labor including preparing and painting gallery spaces and gallery objects.• Artwork handling skills and conservation focus.

• Work alongside Assisted Employees by providing support and guidance as a creative subject matter expert (decorating and ceramic designs).• Assist the Studio Manager and Monte Lupo Team in achieving production deadlines, assisting with Staff Engagement and training of assisted employees. • Ensure adequate training is delivered to assisted employees through helping understand safe work practice, code of conduct and day to day work life within the studio. • Develop an on-boarding and training processes for new Assisted employees into Monte Lupo Arts to assist with the ongoing growth and management of the business.• Support the studio manager by managing relationships with key arts organisations & retailers to support the growth of the business.• Support the studio manager in maintaining the online store, developing an inventory process and assist in exploring new opportunities to grow the business.

• Manage day-to-day operations of the studio including managing production workflows, overseeing production and quality, staffing, ordering materials, stakeholder communication, staff meetings and drive staff engagement through training, meetings, team building and surveys. • Develop processes and timelines around safe work practices, on-boarding of staff, marketing, sales and communications of the business. • Drive sales of product through external galleries, retailer, markets and events and developing and running the online store. Develop and manage online retail opportunities. • Ensure relevant service data management is maintained accurately, including client management systems, electronic restoring systems, complains and quality improvement systems as well as online training platforms.• Develop and maintain effective relationships: communicate clearly with external stakeholders, B2B, customers and their families/advocates/guardians, funding bodies to enrich Monte Lupo Arts and Multicap's sole purpose.• Develop a twelve month workshop calendar and drive sales of external workshops through marketing and relationship building with other key arts organisations. • Review and manager all expenses - assist in the development of budgets for each year in conjunction with the general manager. • Ensure all sites are compliant with audit standards at all times.

• Construct and dismantle all elements of exhibition design as well as conduct repairs and maintenance on exhibition walls, plinths and staging.• Assist curatorial and collections team with hanging and handling of artworks.• Exhibition Work History: 2018 ‘Mao’s Last Dancer’, ‘100% Brisbane’, ‘Dress Code’, ‘The Designers’ Guide: Eastern Pearson’. 2019 ‘Micro Histories’, ‘BAD: Brisbane Art Design’, ‘High Rotation’, ‘New Woman’. 2020 ‘The Storytellers’.

• Conduct engaging and informative tours to a diverse range of patrons, stakeholders and schools throughout the Museum & Brisbane City Hall.• Assist with the facilitation and delivery various public programs and events.• Effectively assist with day to day operations including answering phone calls, emails, exhibition cleaning, ticket and shop sales as well as start and end of day duties.

• Provide specialist knowledge to customers on techniques, applications and general advice of product.• Present an engaging and pleasant retail experience - always striving for additional sales.• Conduct start and end of day tasks, register reconciliation and a seamless sales experience.• Carry out inventory management and stock take of a numerous and diverse range of products not held within digital inventory management systems.

• Uphold and maintain work, health and safety standards within the visual arts block through studio and equipment inductions and inspections.• Contact point for students who require assistance and advice with technical aspects of their studio practice.• Manage specialist equipment lists and booking forms.• Assist students and staff with the installation of university shows.

• Provide accurate and engaging technical advice of paint products, applications and troubleshooting.• Maintain a healthy sales record within the department, achieve KPI's.• Liaise with sales representatives regarding product, customer queries and requests.• Assist with colour choices and design principles and process sales through checkouts when required.