Hello!
I’m an arts writer, educator, researcher and public programmer living and working on unceded Bidjigal and Gadigal Country in Sydney, Australia.
My work focuses on informal, youth-centred engagement programs, museum best practice and arts partnerships. I have worked for organisations including the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, the South London Gallery, Kaldor Public Art Projects and the National Gallery of Australia.
My research includes a 2018 Churchill Fellowship to investigate different models of informal learning and youth-led engagement as well as contributions to publications including Museum Teen Program How-To Kit (Walker Art Center, 2023) and the forthcoming Looking at Youth Programs in Art Museums from an International Perspective (Routledge, 2026).
I’m driven by an enthusiastic belief in art’s capacity to negotiate and inspire new ways of understanding ourselves and the world around us and my work is defined by values of:
Collaboration & generosity
Creative risk-taking
Transparency
Lifelong learning
In all its guises, my work strives to illuminate these ideas and values for a wide range of audiences, and to help artists and cultural organisations do the same.
“Art is a way to imagine the world otherwise.”