Curatorial Projects
Scavenger Deities, Visual Arts Center of Richmond, Sept 1 – October 22, 2023. A year-long partnership with artist Rachel Schmidt on value, sustainability, loss and healing through creating contemporary art from waste.
HARD ART DC 1979: An exhibition and published book (Akashic Books) about the birth and community of the DC punk movement through the photography of two-time Pulitzer prize winner Lucian Perkins. Essay by Henry Rollins, writing by Alec MacKaye. Co-Curator: Lely Constantinople.
Exhibitions include:
Summerhall Gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland, 2024
Neurotitan Gallery, Berlin, Germany, with the film Punk the Capital, 2022
Lost Origins Gallery, Washington, DC
agnes b. headquarters gallery, Paris, France, 2015
Center for Documentary Studies, Duke University, Durham, NC, 2014
Good Children Gallery, New Orleans, LA, 2012
Civilian Art Projects, Washington, DC, 2011
Frank DiPerna: Retrospective (January 27 – March 11, 2018). American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center, Washington, DC (catalog essay with Andy Grundberg).
Living On The Land, Vol. 1 (June 1 – August 5, 2017), Salisbury University and Living On The Land, Vol. 2 (September 6 – November 12, 2017), St. Mary’s College of Maryland. An exhibition about relationships to the land during climate change featuring local contemporary artists.
DARFUR/DARFUR (2006-2008), A traveling exhibit of digitally-projected images on the multi-cultural region while exposing the ongoing humanitarian crisis as told through the lens of photojournalists and one marine. The exhibit toured 24 countries in 27 months and was projected on the façade of museums. Served as Assistant Curator for the exhibition at the below venues as well as fundraiser and manager:
Glenbow Museum, Calgary, Alberta, Canada (March 2008)
City Museum, Ljubljana, Slovenia (February 2008)
Collective Archive (March 4 – April 30, 2012), School 33 Art Center, Baltimore, MD
Noelle K. Tan, (June 2011), Orlando Museum of Art, Orlando, FL. Curated the photography exhibition of this noted Filipino-American artist.
Frontier Preachers: Artists from New Orleans (June 6 – July 26, 2009), Soap Factory, Minneapolis, MN
Tandem: Passages (June 9 – July 14, 2000), DC Arts Center & Signal 66 in Washington, DC. An exhibition and residency for artists from the countries of the former Yugoslavia. Curatorial research took place in the region in 1999 thanks to a generous grant from the Trust for Mutual Understanding to bring five artists to Washington. With curator Katherine Carl.
