Curated “Lasting Impressions”, an exhibition showcasing the work of 17 MA & BA Ceramics graduates from Central Saint Martins, in the ambit of the London Design Festival ‘19. Part of the Kings Cross Design District.

202 gallery is an independently run, UAL funded, pop-up project aiming at increasing cross-practice pollination amongst universities and artists of all backgrounds. Having started as series of pop-up events, the project has now been running for three consecutive years. As a philanthropic gesture, the gallery sets the premises for both students and emerging artists to exhibit under the same roof, encouraging the broader discourse amongst practitioners. We saw this as a way to positively contribute towards the broader arts ecosystem.As the gallery expands, we have nurtured a growing interest from artists, academics, professional curators, writers, gallerists and critics. Under my leadership we curated two exhibitions: Maps and The Space in Between, with the latter having now travelled to Berlin, showing at Art Biesenthal.

Curator of Exhibitions for “Maps” and “The Space in Between”.

Worked within a wide range of areas such as Graphic and Web Design, Web Development, Illustration and Packaging; Experimented with copywriting and furthered my skills of the design software; Pitched ideas, prioritised tasks according to budgets and/or deadlines; Delved into conceptual thinking and broadened my knowledge of design theory and practices; Team work experience;.

Assisted in the coordination of airport cultural affairs and supervised spotters visits; Helped preparing and mounting workshops, parties and other social events; Organised supplies and equipment; Answered the phone, greeted visitors and clients; Contributed with graphic and photographic material for the publication of information and events via Social Media; Created consistent graphic designs for small campaigns and internal communication, engaging project proposals and newsletter designs; Analysed complex information and translated it into comprehensive and powerful graphics and presentations;.