I am currently a Production Coordinator at Message Heard, extending from my recent role as Client Relations Manager at Intelligence Squared, the world’s leading forum for live discussion and debates. I produce podcasts like Cross Examination, with leading public lawyer Tom Cross, and The Guardian’s Politics Weekly America. I have also worked across the live programme-making process, shadowing BBC Radio 4 Specials producer Giles Edwards in London, and News Editor Jason Beck at Wave105.

For two years, I was a Producer at PODMASTERS, working on topical political podcasts, Oh God, What Now? (formerly Remainiacs), The Bunker, and Inside Briefing with the Institute for Government.

I presented on The Bunker and The Culture Bunker, offering my unique perspective on international politics, and stories missed by the headlines or Westminster-centric media.

FROM PRINT

Alternative Spaces: Li Yuan-chia & Friends at Kettle’s Yard – Review

Conversations in the Basque Country and Beyond at Bilbao Fine Arts Museum – Reviews

Infinite Viewpoints: Gego at the Guggenheim Bilbao

You will follow the Rhein and compose play: Temitayo Ogunbiyi at Museum Tinguely

IN CASE OF EMERGENCY: Koestler Arts 2023 at Southbank Centre – Review

Small and Mighty: South Asian Miniature Painting and Britain, 1600 to Now at MK Gallery – Review

‘Not to be exhibited but experienced’: Hélio Oiticica at the De La Warr Pavilion – Review

Intangible Englishness: Eric Ravilious in Sussex – Reviews

Long Read: Lisetta Carmi’s career-spanning interest in identities – Review

Last chance to see: Evelyn Hofer at The Photographers’ Gallery – Review

Reclaiming Visual Culture: BLACK VENUS at Somerset House – Review

Edinburgh Art Festival’s reckoning with the city’s colonial legacies – Reviews

Dovecot Studios’ history of women artists in Scotland – Review

Praxitella: Wyndham Lewis, Iris Barry, Helen Saunders at Leeds Art Gallery – Reviews

‘Word-Play’ Review: Are Some Things Better Left Unsaid?

Where Modernism meets Anti-Colonialism – gowithYamo Newsletter

Modernism meets anti-colonialism at Christie’s Kawkaba – Review

How ‘local’ should galleries be? – gowithYamo Newsletter

Creating and Curating Conversations in Oxford’s Communities – Reviews

Boundary Encounters: Modern Art Oxford’s Architecture of the Present – Review

Theatre Review: Anarchy comes to Britain – Accidental Death of an Anarchist at Theatre Royal Haymarket

Growing mindsets on Jean Cooke 🌲and Textiles in Cambridge – gowithYamo Newsletter

Objeks & Tings, in The best new podcasts of SUMMER 2023

Textiles in Cambridge: Mediterranean Embroidery at Fitzwilliam Museum – Review

Textiles in Cambridge: Material Power: Palestinian Embroidery at Kettle’s Yard – Review

Growing Mindsets on Jean Cooke at the Garden Museum

‘School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play’: Review

A Clear Comfort: Food and Queer performance art at Van Gogh House London – Review

Dedication at Marylebone Theatre – Review

Colour and Abstraction: Beatriz Milhazes at Margate’s Turner Contemporary – Review

Finding hope within Hurvin Anderson’s barbershops – Review

Does food have any place in an art gallery? – Hilma af Klint & Piet Mondrian at Tate Eats Review (Online and Print)

A Perfect Match?: Chaïm Soutine meets Leon Kossoff – Review

Tokyo Stories and Beyond at The Ashmolean – Reviews

Asian art in Oxford and Gwen John in Chichester – gowithYamo Newsletter

‘Wodzirej’ Review: A Glance Into Communist Poland – Review

Democratising Fashion? – Ashish: Fall in Love and Be More Tender – Review

Betty Woodman & George Woodman: domestic ceramic from Italy to Charleston – Review

‘Bad Women of China’ Review: Can Acupuncture Cure A Rightist?

The wait is over: Japan Reviews – gowithYamo Newsletter

Japan’s environments: Natural, local, global, imperial – Japan Reviews (3/3)

The women of Ukiyo-e – Japan Reviews (2/3)

‘Official’ Japan: A guide to Japanese national museums – Japan Reviews (1/3)

The best design exhibitions showing now in London – gowithYamo Newsletter

Making Sense: Ai Weiwei at The Design Museum – Review

Oskar Kokoschka: Europe’s Most Successful Self-Portrait Artist? – Review

Understanding Yugoslav Socialism Through Contemporary Satire

The Story of Japanese Food Told Through Four Arts

Visit Japan for free – from London – Reviews

Gulags, Safe Spaces and Spycams: VAULT Festival Roundup – Reviews

My Brother’s Keeper Review in Tortoise Creative Sensemaker: Cocaine Bear

Asian Art in the Netherlands – Reviews

‘Film for Freedom’ Review: Refugee Women Take Control of their Narratives

A Fascinating Production About Hiroshima: The Mistake Review

Feeling Her Way: Sonia Boyce’s ‘noisy exhibition’ – Review

Bulgaria on Film at the Barbican: A Conversation with January’s Alex Barrett and Teodosia Dobriyanova

gowithYamo’s Paris Week 🇫🇷 – Newsletter

The Big Three: A Weekend in Paris – Reviews

Picasso in Paris – Reviews

‘Foreign’ in France: Curating Migration and Art – Reviews

The revolutionary act of walking in the city – Women’s Journeys in the City and Beyond at the Royal Academy Review

Barbara Chase-Riboud: Infinite Folds at Serpentine North Gallery – Review

Kamala Ibrahim Ishag at The Serpentine: Exhibition Review

The thematic links between M.K. Čiurlionis and Magdalena Abakanowicz – gowithYamo Newsletter

Worlds Together, Poles Apart (Part Two): Magdalena Abakanowicz at Tate Modern – Review

Worlds Together, Poles Apart (Part One): M.K. Čiurlionis at Dulwich Picture Gallery – Review

A Tongue-in-Cheek Take on The One Thousand and One Nights: ‘Hakawatis’ Review

Review: ‘Mandela: The Musical’

A father, A daughter, A gulf: ‘Baghdaddy’ Review

Uneasy And Conflicting Identities- ‘12.37’ Review

Podcasts, Persia, and Murder – ‘Things Hidden Since The Foundation Of The World’ Review

Three Minutes: A Lengthening – From Holocaust to Home History – Review

Hong Kong: City on Fire – an Interview with Producer Sinead Kirwan

A Real Horror Show: The Creepy and Uncanny in the Capital – Exhibition Reviews

Iphigenia in Splott at the Lyric Hammersmith – Review

Nalini Malani: My Reality is Different – Review

Conversations on the Thames: Curation Around the River – Exhibition Reviews

‘Godland’: Denmark and Iceland Share a Dark Pilgrimage – Review

Poles Apart: Dmitry at Marylebone Theatre – Review

Jews. In Their Own Words Review in Tortoise Creative Sensemaker: Escape to Reality

Young and Wild: Art in 1980s Germany – Review

Marina Abramović: Gates and Portals – Review

Uncomfortable Truths: The Apology at Arcola Theatre London – Review

The Singh Twins: Slaves of Fashion at Firstsite, Colchester – Review

Climes Against Humanity: The Trials at Donmar Warehouse – Review

Race Relations: The Fellowship at Hampstead Theatre London – Review

A Skin-Deep Look on the South Asian Women of Southall – Lotus Beauty Review

The Real Jerusalem – two Palestinians go dogging at the Royal Court – Review

Popping the Red Top on Power in the British Media at the British Library London – Review

The Windows of Your Mind – Reflections of Women at Dulwich Picture Gallery – Review

Island Mentalities: The Women Bridging Britain and Japan at Tsunagu/Connect – Review

The Arts of Peace – Japan: Courts and Culture at The Queen’s Gallery, London – Review

Postwar Modern: Building out of the Bombsite – Review

The Caribbean Condensed: Life Between Islands at the Tate Britain – Review

LEMON by Kwon Yeo-Sun – Interview with Translator Janet Hong

Published in the Journal of Creative Pursuit, Issue #2 Memory (01-2022). Click to read the PDF article, or purchase the...

Paula Rego: Re-Remembrance Through Art – Review

Published in the Journal of Creative Pursuit, Issue #2 Memory (01-2022). Click to read the PDF article, or purchase the...

Mixing It Up: Challenging Modern Art’s Set Menu – Review

Lubaina Himid: A Full House at the Tate – Review

Yugonostalgic Cuisine: The Story of The Anglo-Yugoslav Café – Interview

Mighty Atom in Tortoise Slow Reviews

Crude Britannia Review in Tortoise Creative Sensemaker: The second homecoming

Crisis on Campus in The Natural Health Service: Charlotte Street Partners

Crisis on Campus in Tortoise Sensemaker: Another Pandemic

Crisis on Campus

Listening to Empire: Making Podcasts with Jelena Sofronijevic Interview

Royals And Rebels: Painting The Sikh Empire Back Into The Frame – Review

Artemisia: A Shining Gloss Over A Career Of Great Light And Darkness – Artemisia Gentileschi: Curator’s Tour Review

Traditions and unity in town’s “little Yugoslavia”

BBC Radio 4: Telford, Little Yugoslavia

Jelena Sofronijević: The whales and the sharks of Yugoslav socialism

From Head to Tale: Understanding Yugoslav Socialism through Zoomorphism in Contemporary Satire

Through, From, and For the Margins: National Theatre Live’s The Lehman Trilogy

Isolation Interviews: Jelena Sofronijevic on Education Reform

Heard it at a ThinkIn: ‘There’s stigma about young people’

Student Arts Societies Must Collaborate Against Exclusivity

Could coronavirus change our education system for the better?

Marion Cleland Lochhead

A New Generation of European Energy Strategies

Vietnam waives visas for UK travellers