About

Hello you,

I am an art writer, academic and producer. I work on Visual Art, Performance and New Media, but hold a particular fascination for artists who deal with sexuality, subjectivity or acts of ‘insanity’ in their practice. My writing has featured in The Guardian and I have given talks about art in far away places like Belgrade, Ljubljana and Helsinki, as well as in fine British institutions like the Tate.

In the past I have worked as a researcher and producer for two of the UK’s most exciting New Media festivals: FutureEverything, Manchester and Abandon Normal Devices (part of the programme by FACT, Liverpool). I have also curated a number of successful independent exhibitions, including Slowness at Red Wire Gallery, which was highlighted as a must see exhibition by Times critic Rachel Campbell-Johnston. Most recently, I was the Performance Programmer at the Bluecoat in Liverpool.

Currently I am working on an exciting crop of writing commissions and making a podcast with a bunch of astonishingly talented collaborators. I’ll give you more info on all of these things as soon as I have permission to tell you! I’m also completing an MRes at The London Consortium, an academic institution that is co-run by some of my favourite London cultural spaces including Institute of Contemporary Arts and The Science Museum.

If you would like to talk to me about a new project then drop me a line. I am all ears!