Exhibitions & Arts Programming
A Queer Walk Through British Art, Curator. June 2018 – May 2019.
Queer the Pier, Brighton Museum & Art Gallery, Curator. Current– opening December, 2019 – 2022.
Queer & Now, Tate Britain, Curator. June, 2018.
Who Framed Winston Churchill? Outdoor Contemporary Art Trail, Chartwell House, National Trust, Curator. Dec. 2018– Feb. 2019.
Prejudice & Pride, 6 episode podcast series, National Trust, Researcher, author & co-presenter. 2017.
50 Queers for 50 Years, DUCKIE for Hull UK City of Culture, Archival Researcher. 2017
West Yorkshire Queer Stories, in partnership with Mesmac, Leeds City Museum & West Yorkshire Archives, National Science & Media Museum, Bradford. Project Manager. May, 2018 – May, 2020.
Queer and Now, Digital Online Festival, Curator, 2020
Museum of Transology, Brighton Museum & Art Gallery, Curator. July – May, 2019.
Queer and Now: I See You, Baby, Live Digital Event, including in-gallery artists interview at the Any Warhol Exhibition, Tate Modern, Curator, 17/09/2020.
Queer & Now : The Queer Art of Family, Tate Britain, Curator. June, 2018.
Museum of Transology, Fashion Space Gallery, London College of Fashion, Curator. Jan– March 2017.
Queer Heritage Buddies Scheme, Co-curator and Fundraiser, Queer in Brighton, 2020/21.
100 Years of Women Policing, Old Police Cells Museum, Brighton, Curator. May, 2019– Permanent display.
The F Word: The changing language of fashion, Killerton House, National Trust, Assistant Curator. 2015– 2016.
Brighton Trans*formed, Queenspark Books and Heritage Lottery Fund, Curator & co-author. 2014.
Lady Malcolm’s Servant’s Balls 1928 – 1939, DUCKIE and the Bishopsgate Institute, in partnership with the Royal Albert Hall & the National Archives, Curator. June 2016 – October 2016.
The Nature of Fashion, Killerton House, National Trust, Assistant Curator. 2014.
Profiles of the Past: Silhouettes, Fashion & Image 1760 – 1960, Regency Town House, Co-curator. June – July, 2014.
Changing Fashion Across Cultures, Royal Albert Memorial Museum/Totnes Fashion Museum/Killerton House National Trust.