Curating

Follow This Home

I was brought on to co-curate and co-produce the group art show Follow This Home in 2015, in collaboration with Bushwick Open Studios. I aided in organizing the space, writing artist statements, titling and unifying the show and publicizing and catering three days of openings. Additionally, I coordinated and produced a collaborative staged reading of my original play Half Lives, which took place in different parts of the space and included five different directors and thirteen actors. Photo credits Hector Marcel

Half Lives Staged Reading

Crowd watches site-specific staged reading of Half Lives (a play with similar themes to the show as a whole), which took place in 5 sections with different directors and casts, split up around the space.

Half Lives Staged Reading

Stephen McManus

viewers photograph artist Stephen McManus in front of his pieces

Shakhed Hadaya - sculptures

View of mixed-media sculptures by Shakhed Hadaya, with window view of Bushwick behind them

Shakhed Hadaya

arial view of sculpture

Shakhed Hadaya - Drawings

A viewer looks at Shakhed Hadaya's work "Drawings for the Engineer"

Shakhed and Santos

viewers look at Drawings for the Engineer. In foreground, photographs by Santos Munoz

Hector Marcel

viewers interact with Hector Marcel's multimedia work based on the Dharma

Hector Marcel

a participant concentrates on Hector Marcel's interactive multimedia piece

Right in Front of You

Curated and produced staff art show at art-centered Brooklyn café Little Skips. Dealt with all artist communication including selection and presentation of pieces, commissioning and supporting new work from artists who didn’t feel they had anything suitable,and making initial and repeated contact with artists, many of whom were experiencing this as their first show. Planned hanging layout and ran installation, planned and coordinated opening reception including catering, performances and publicity. Created all curatorial materials. Photo credits Hector Marcel, Uriel Shlush-Reyna, Jackie Tran, and other cafe patrons.