biography

I am an independent curator and artist based in the Blue Mountains. My practice spans contemporary art, exhibition development and creative collaboration, with a focus on place based site specific works, experimentation and community engagement. I am currently the Chair of Modern Art Projects Blue Mountains

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Hazelbrook

last updated

June 8, 2026

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Williamson Park Cementa 24 (HIt & Run)

An on-site installation revisiting a 1952 hit-and-run case involving a union activist, blending historical investigation with mythmaking and a recreated...

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"What's that Skip?"

Explore how the kangaroo shapes Australian identity and global perception through contemporary art, from Skippy's cultural impact to works by leading...

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Underground

Explore geological energies and cosmic connections in this Blue Mountains exhibition examining the underworld's cultural mythology, critical minerals, and...

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