Arts Industry Notes: MoMA PS1 Goes Free Admission
I think about access to art and access to journalism quite a lot, and I recognize that how we fund these notions reflects important philosophical approaches to our societal priorities. […]
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On View: The Studio Museum in Harlem
The Studio Museum in Harlem has reopened after a massive physical renovation and re-imagination, reestablishing this cultural institution as both a neighborhood anchor and a vanguard of contemporary art. Open […]
Creative Conversations: Arts & Ideas
Five years ago, in October 2020, I launched the podcast series Arts & Ideas — a conversation-platform for visual artists, designers, writers, creators and arts leaders in the Atlanta region […]
Public Art: Theater of Life
Theater of Life is a public photographic exhibition exploring expressions of love, tension, and intimacy in public space. Marseille and Atlanta have very different built environments, but within the context of […]
On View: ATLIENS VISIT PLANET MARS
ATLiens Visit Planet MARS This photographic exhibition captures the early origins of Hip-Hop communities in two creative capitals—Atlanta and Marseille. As Hip-Hop began to spread beyond New York and Los […]
Science Gallery Atlanta – JUSTICE Exhibition
The JUSTICE exhibition season at Science Gallery Atlanta opened on March 30. I curated this exhibition that features and amazing cohort of scientists, artists, researchers, and designers. JUSTICE examines the […]
On View: Atlanta Untitled
Recently presented a public art installation for the Hambidge Cross-Pollination Art Lab. This work, Atlanta Untitled, reflects my youth growing up in Atlanta though a narrative of objects and text. […]
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