Received substantial critical and community praise for curatorial work in the 2021 groundbreaking exhibition at the Speed Art Museum in Louisville, Kentucky titled "Promise, Witness, Remembrance" an exhibition that reflected on the life of Breonna Taylor, centered on her portrait painted by Amy Sherald. The New York Times selected the exhibition as one of the “Best Art Exhibitions of 2021”.

Prospect New Orleans is a citywide triennial of contemporary art. Emphasizing collaborative partnerships, Prospect presents the work of diverse local, national, and international artists in unique and culturally exceptional venues, creating an optimistic cartography through the education and engagement of residents and visitors.

Working with an international group of emerging artists in all media, the gallery presents conceptually challenging installations in Chicago and at art fairs internationally with an emphasis on curatorial and institutional outreach.

Selected via competitive review process to realize an independent public art exhibition in the City of Chicago with support from the Visual Arts Department

Arts + Public Life builds creative connections on Chicago’s South Side through artist residencies, arts education, and artist-led projects and events. The department is directed by Theaster Gates in collaboration with the University of Chicago. Hired into a one year position that was funded by a grant from ArtPlace. Developed and managed the exhibitions program, the visiting artist program, and programs that the staff and partners developed.

Post-graduate research fellowship with Dorchester Projects and Theaster Gates Studio.

Worked alongside the Director to coordinate and assist with one project in New York and one in Chicago. Freelance position

Exhibition: Now Dig This! Art and Black Los Angeles 1960-1980