Excited to announce my work, Freedom of Education: School to Prison Pipeline, will be a part of The Heckscher Museum Just Powers: Long Island Biennial 2026 .

https://www.heckscher.org/exhibitions/just-powers-long-island-biennial-2026/

Freedom of Education examines the history and legacy of school policing in New York City, tracing implementation, and how the presence of law enforcement has impacted students and schools. A major theme within the work is the school to prison pipeline, how learning institutions have adopted procedures associated with carceral environments. The work reflects the way school policing has disproportionately affected BIPOC children, who make up the majority of New York City public school students. At the same time, the work acknowledges shifts and corrections made over the years. Viewers are asked to reconsider safety and surveillance as a part of education in the United States.

Central Islip Library
Solo Show
October 2023

Participating artist at the Sands Point Preserve Garden Party Gala/ August 1, 2023

Two of my drawings, Cabbage & Water Web, will be on view.

Mills Pond Gallery, Long Island Landscape: From Awe to Action
Until 2/26/22