Woodward is a post disciplinary artist; she delights in sharing her rare and particular perspective. Having always created art, but with diverse work and academic background there is a burden of knowledge and experience that come through in her work.
Qualifications
2018 Bachelor of Visual Art (First Class Honours), Sydney College of the Arts, University of Sydney
2007 IRCA (International Register of Certified Auditors) Qualified Auditor
2004 APMP – Association of Project Managers Practitioner
2002 First Aid at Work St Johns Ambulance/London Underground Ltd
1997 Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Political Science, Staffordshire University.
1994 Cours de Langue et Civilisation Française, Sorbonne, Paris.
Employment History
2015-2018 Verge Gallery, University of Sydney Union.
Volunteer position. Part of the team administering and reviewing the expressions of interest to exhibit at Verge Gallery. Provided support in the creation of the gallery’s management manual, and assisted in the drafting of artist contracts.
2015 Underbelly Arts Festival.
Volunteer position. Working with the artists installing the works on Cockatoo Island
2015 Sydney Contemporaries.
Volunteer position. Comprising work with the install and VIP events
2003-2008 Assistant Project Manager, London Underground
Personally responsible for a portfolio of station modernisation projects with a value up to £80m. The public sector representative in a PPP contract. Responsible for consultation with all stakeholders both internal and external clients and third parties, managing the Infraco (contractors) and ensuring their work packages adhered to contractual obligations. Successfully ensured the standard of work delivered was to a high quality; identified strategic issues, resolved them, and escalated if required. Managed staff directly, but also had to create good working relationships, to collaborate, and to influence the project teams.
2002-2003 Lead Project Administrator London Underground
As well as general administrative duties, and personal assistant to the Director managed a team of administrators; purchased office and PPE requirements and arranged meetings, coordinating the stakeholders
2000-2002 Communications Officer, Resource: The Council for Museums, Archives and Libraries
Developed successful relationships with the press and public; produced and distributed printed and electronic media. Facilitated media strategy and provided administrative support for Communications Department.
2000 London, Co-Director of Visual Arts at Balham Festival.
Volunteer position, finding venues for local artists to exhibit, and bringing the local community and visual arts community together in a week long events programme. Included opening nights and displays in public places as well as commercial venues such as restaurants, bars and hairdressers.
1998-2000 Various long term temporary positions
Office Manager and Personal Assistant within the public sector in Westminster Council and the Insolvency Service, through an employment agency.
Exhibitions
2019
What Life is This if Full of Care We Have No Time To Stand And Stare, Chrissie Cotter Gallery
Place and Image, Shine forth upon our clouded hills?, Articulate Project Space
Glassroom Project In_Situ, Continues, National Art School
Ferment, the sun dissolves on this wall, bleeding its lights, Articulate Project Space.
2018
Blake Prize, Shadows – hold their breath, Casula Power House.
AT8, pulse, Articulate Project Space.
Love Letters I Do, Glaucon, 541 Art Space.
Love Letters pink ribbon, Cycle, Gaffa Gallery.
Ferret, That which lies beneath may bite, Ferret, Articulate Project Space.
2017
Honours Graduation Show, The woman who mistook her life for a chair, Sydney College of the Arts.
Undergarments, Cycle, 107 Projects.
Resistance Art Week Performance Night Guernica/Callan Park, The Cellar Theatre.
2016
Horse (from Guernica), Factory 49.
Fabric, Gaffa Gallery.
Room, Sydney College of the Arts
2015
VerI Eye and Coat, Verge Gallery
2014
The Hot Air that Brings us Here, Boundless Plains. ANAC.
2001
Love, Power and Freedom. London
2000
Local Colour. London
