I’m a curator, writer, and art worker. Through projects I seek connections between the body, environment, and spiritual experience. This includes exploring bodily relationships to space, geology, ritual and magic, appendages and organs, labor, and larger intersectional, queer issues. My writing has been featured in ART PAPERS, Recaps Magazine, and Bmore Art.

I earned my MFA in Curatorial Practice from Maryland Institute College of Art and BA in Feminist Art History and Theory from Southwestern University. I am currently the Program & Volunteer Manager at the Rothko Chapel and a board member of Houston’s Center for the Healing of Racism. I am also a 2022 New Leaders Council Houston Fellow and a collaborator with 3 of Cups.

Curatorial Philosophy

I am drawn to art that explores what it means to be human, in a body, on this earth. I like to be involved in projects that counteract the disembodied, violent culture we live in.

Collaborations should be like Prince albums: unexpected, delightful, nuanced, deep and light, carefully arranged, while also playful and experimental, passionate, strengthened by collaboration, design-forward, and should leave you feeling like you want to press repeat. The best exhibitions should feel like walking through a forest or climbing up a mountain, coming out of meditation, having a friendly debate, eating an amazing multi-course meal...