Winston Churchill Fellow Grace Kim enjoys a multifaceted career as concert pianist, creative director, educator, and researcher. As a concerto soloist, Grace has performed with symphony orchestras of Australasia, Belgium, Russia, and Ukraine in some of the most prestigious venues. She has won numerous international and national prizes. Returning after living and working in the Netherlands for eight years, Grace is now based Sydney, where she is in demand as a performer, teacher, adjudicator, and mentor. Grace is an advocate for quality music education. She founded Sensory Concerts® to provide quality concerts for the neurodivergent community and families. Her recent research is published in The Arts in Psychotherapy journal. In addition to her private teaching and performing, Grace enjoys her multidisciplinary roles at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music; as an academic, and piano teacher in the Rising Stars Program fostering young talents. Grace is currently undertaking PhD research at The University of Sydney, where she is also a tutor for Psychology of Music, and lectures Psychology of Instruction and Learning. Grace has recently been appointed Postgraduate Fellow at the Conservatorium.