I am a New York–based arts professional with an academic background in sociology, art history and art business. I hold a BA in Sociology from Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences. My later academic endeavors led me to complete an MSc in History of Art: Theory and Display at the University of Edinburgh in 2019 and in May of this year, to graduate with honors from Sotheby’s Institute of Art, with an MA in Art Business. In various diverse positions, including internships within the art world, both in the United States and the United Kingdom.
My academic and professional experiences have allowed me to engage with the art world from a variety of perspectives. My professional experience includes exhibition preparation, administrative work, cataloging and valuation research, communications and sales.
Read my thesis, titled Integrating the Oriental Gaze: Japonisme and Kitagawa Utamaro’s Influence in the Parisian Art World of the Late 19th Century.
Read Ellen Pau: She Moves – Images of Shifting Zeitgeists, an exhibition review I wrote for Hot Coffee Conversations.
Read Performing Time at Foreign & Domestic, New York, an exhibition review I wrote for Hot Coffee Conversations.
Read Reanimating History: Alison Rossiter’s Experimental Photography, an exhibition review I wrote for Hot Coffee Conversations.
Read Universality and Alfred Jensen’s Abstract Language, an exhibition review I wrote.
