About me

Having just finished an MA in Arts Administration and Cultural Policy at Goldsmiths, I've found myself interested in pursuing a career in marketing. Volunteering and working alongside my studies made me experienced in MailChimp, Hubspot, Wordpress, SquareSpace, Figma and Photoshop. I used to engage in interviewing artists and running an art blog called "violence into art" which highlights the work of female artists who raise awareness about domestic abuse. I am interested in the issues of sustainability and inequality in the art world and hope to contribute to the positive change with the work that I do.

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Projects

• who R u now? online exhibitionthe purpose of who R u now? is to provide visual artists with a platform to explore the impact of lockdown on their identity. each artist’s individual artistic style distinctly portrays the continuous creation of one’s fluctuating identity, and each artwork is a reflection of their own unique experience throughout the unsettling period of the pandemic, as we emerge into a post-covid19 society. during this project, we managed to successfully collaborate with artists, create a website and do onli
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  Cut The Crap ExhibitionIn November 2019, I painted 4 pieces of denim clothing for a student-led exhibition focusing on the issues of sustainability. https://helpcutthecrap.wixsite.com/website/post/fw20-trend-up-cycling

Projects credited in

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  who R u now? online exhibitionthe purpose of who R u now? is to provide visual artists with a platform to explore the impact of lockdown on their identity. each artist’s individual artistic style distinctly portrays the continuous creation of one’s fluctuating identity, and each artwork is a reflection of their own unique experience throughout the unsettling period of the pandemic, as we emerge into a post-covid19 society. during this project, we managed to successfully collaborate with artists, create a website and do onli
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  Project I: Portraits of NataliiaA short series of Portraits, shot using 35mm Kodak Ektra 100 on Canon Z70W.
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  •DEPTFORD X 'STOP MAKING SENSE' ~ [panel discussion]Invited to partake in a panel discussion as a ‘supported’ artist, alongside curated artists Jin Han Lee, Sophie Mallett, Gray Wielebinski and festival director Nathalie Boobis, discussing the years festival theme ‘stop making sense’.

Work history

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Gallery assistantHundred Years Gallery
Feb 2019London, United KingdomPart Time
Professional PracticeCrafts Council England
Feb 2020 - Feb 2020London, United KingdomInternship
I was working with Learning & Talent Development and Marketing departments. I had to research the organisations and individual makers who specify on pottery and contact them offering to take part in Hey Clay! Festival.

Skills

• Web Design
• Project Management
• Exhibition Coordinating
• Video Editing
• Painting Texturing
• Gallery Invigilation
• Social Media Management
• Fluent Russian
• Photo Editing
• Microsoft Office

Education

Arts ManagementGoldsmiths, University of London
Sep 2018London, United Kingdom