I am a curator, researcher and an art historian based in the Midlands. My curatorial interests are East-Central European identities and representation, migration and xenoracism, institutional critique, equity in UK-based art institutions. Read more about my work here.
As a curator and researcher, I explore issues of East-Central European identity and representation in post-Brexit Britain. My practice looks at the systemic and cultural frameworks of CEE-related art production, curation, and facilitation. It often includes interrogation of politics of gender, national stereotypes, and underrepresentation of CEE artists in the UK and globally.
My approach towards working with artists, fellow curators, and institutions is based on mutual respect, empathy, and care. My practice is transnational and feminist.
My Ph.D. study at the London College of Communication is an integral part of my practice. My project looks at the history of exhibitions of East-Central European women artists in Britain after 1989.
I am also working as an Artist Development Coordinator at BACKLIT Gallery in Nottingham. As part of my role, I implement development strategies for BACKLIT’s studio and associate artists.