loves art & culture.
While the history books may tell us where we’ve been, the art history books tell us how we felt about it. Angharad is a firm believer that looking at the human experience through the lens of art and culture tells us so much more about ourselves. She’s deeply interested in what humans create and the cultural practices they engage in to create the richness of life.
She’s had the pleasure of working with numerous art and culture institutions on various projects, including Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art, Queensland Museum, Australian Museum, National Film and Sound Archive, and Museum of Contemporary Art.
For the Museum of Contemporary Art she presented a podcast called Ultra Unreal Conversations, exploring the artists showcased in the experimental and provocative Ultra Unreal exhibition.
She also curated and conducted oral history interviews for the National Film and Sound Archive, to preserve the story of prominent studios and figures in the Australian video games industry.
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