Hello, I'm Liz.

A few titles I go by:

Content Editor and Creator
Copywriter
Art Historian
Academic liaison

I'm an arts professional with an academic background who set one foot outside the academy but can't yet decide what to do with the second one.

I have a drive to share stories with people - historical stories, brand stories, academic stories, professional stories. I work from a place of empathy, translating material into diverse types of content that make those stories accessible to a wide variety of audiences.

I've organised exhibitions and conferences, recorded podcasts, written blogs, designed marketing posters and websites, and published both in print and online. The way I see it, we have so many creative mediums through which to create narratives - why not use them all?

Copywriting

To date I’ve written content for art, commerce and product descriptions, and academic articles with image inscriptions. Newsletters, love letters, twitter and tweets - with a flare for accurate research and grammar that is neat. To name a few.

I was also the content editor for Bath Spa University for a number of years, specialising in research copy and content creation, which included tweets, blogs and podcasts (to name a few).

See my copywriting portfolio for some examples of my work.

Talks

I have given talks for a number of public bodies including the BRLSI (Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution), the Swindon Museum & Art Gallery, the Bruton School for Girls, and Bath Spa University undergraduates.

Topics include:

The Colour Blue - a history
John Singer Sargent and Impressionism
The Art of WWI
Blogging and Web Presence

Exhibitions

& Events

While at the BRLSI, I had the pleasure of co-curating two photography exhibitions with local group PhotoBATH, one focusing on works from Sebastião Salgado's Genesis (loaned from the collection of 31Studio), and a retrospective of the works of documentary photographer Carlo Chinca.