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Washington, DC, US

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

- Manage programs designed to enrich the US arts landscape through professional development opportunities, certificate programs, peer exchange events, fellowships, residencies, and professional coaching. - Oversee multiple budgets, deadlines, teams, and programmatic goals. Work with venues, facilitators, guest speakers, coaches, designers, and others to.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

- Designed and launched a fellowship program for contemporary artists in Washington, DC.- Created individual program journeys for each fellow, including arranging meetings with local collectors and curators from esteemed exhibition spaces, museums, and galleries. Organized studio visits and critiques.- Led program assessment.

3218 Georgia Ave NW, Washington, DC

• Awarded a DC Commission on Arts and Humanities grant for $44,900 to create a contact-free, publicly accessible exhibition space in response to the art space closures during Covid-19.
• Planned, curated, installed, and managed five solo exhibitions and a public program series featuring local and international artists.
• Led an 11-exhibition partnership with the EU National Institutes of Culture and 11 European embassies, national cultural institutions, and arts centers.

9 Hillyer Court, Washington, DC

• Designed, budgeted, delivered, and assessed programs for an international arts center.
• Built and maintained local and international partnerships, which resulted in gallery exhibitions presented in partnership with the Embassy of the Czech Republic, Media Arts for Peace (MAP), SPAIN arts & culture, and.
• Built and maintained local and international partnerships, which resulted in gallery exhibitions presented in partnership with the Embassy of the Czech Republic, Media Arts for Peace (MAP), SPAIN arts & culture, and.
• Contributed to grant applications, resulting in successful awards from the Korean Cultural Center, the Italian Cultural Forum, and the DC Commission for the Arts and Humanities. Head all programmatic deliverables.
• Charted new programming initiatives, including international residencies, multi-year international exchanges, and expansion of existing classes, lectures, and cultural resources.
• Piloted programming in multiple languages and took measures to increase overall programming accessibility. Show less

• Managed the inaugural Lab Fellows Program, a two-year fellowship that supported ten artists from Cambodia, Colombia, India, Syria, Palestine, the US, and Zimbabwe. Mentored early- and mid-career artists. Planned a.
• Led the program’s communications, including drafting program and event descriptions, e-blasts, social… Show more
• Led the program’s communications, including drafting program and event descriptions, e-blasts, social media, press releases, and web and print promotional materials. Edited articles published on Georgetown University.
• Project managed grant applications. Wrote grant proposals, budgets, budget narratives, and grant reports for the Mellon Foundation, Ford Foundation, National Endowment for the Arts, European Union National Institutes.
• Planned the international component of two undergraduate courses on preserving cultural identity after genocide, in collaboration in with Cambodia Living Arts (CLA). Collaborated with international NGOs and cultural.
• As CrossCurrents festival producer, oversaw a $250,000 budget to launch a biannual theater festival that featured twelve full-scale theater events, readings, artist residencies, and workshops, and culminated in a four.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Conceived, planned and executed over 80 programs and events that diversified revenue streams, informed new audiences of STC’s work, and strengthened existing audiences’ connections to the theatre.
• Authored audience engagement and promotional materials for print and digital platforms, including podcasts, social media platforms, electronic newsletters and interactive websites.
• Built partnerships with local organizations, including the National Museum of African American History and… Show more
• Built partnerships with local organizations, including the National Museum of African American History and Culture, U.S. Botanic Garden, IVY, the Embassy to Italy, and the Freer and Sackler Galleries of Asian Art, to.
• Chartered multi-disciplinary artist workshop series, managing program budget, class curation, promotional strategy, as well as day-of execution.
• Launched the FREE WILL program, an accessibility program that works to remove real and perceived barriers to theatre attendance. To date, FREE WILL has provided over 28,000 free tickets to D.C. metro area audiences.

New York, NY

- Served as dramaturg for Michi Barall's adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's "Peer Gynt," produced by Ma- Yi Theatre Company.- Collected and summarized research for a doctorate dissertation on Ethnicity, Cultural Tourism and Theater, including conducting ethnographical research and subsequent abstracts for chapters centered on Disney and Epcot theme parks.

Brooklyn, NY

- Fulfilled front of house and backstage production roles for Ich, Kürbisgeist, at The Chocolate Factory- Organized and archived all digital materials; developed a catalogue system for company records, aided in modernizing documentation process- Increased clarity of online presence, including editing company website and devising refurbished company.

New York, NY; Edinburgh, Scotland, UK

- Successfully applied to an international performance venue in Edinburgh, Scotland- Generated published material on behalf of the production, including printed summary in the official Fringe booklet as well as production blogs, websites and social media; Administered interviews on behalf of production, including the New York Times, New York Magazine and.

New York City

Theater Coordinator, The “I Have a Dream” Foundation- Wrote original theater curriculums with a concentration on literacy for an after school program for at-risk youth.- Supervised twenty-five interns; guided lesson planning and helped to creatively solve challenges.- Organized community outreach events, including public performances and college.