I see you Sis.
Please Don’t Touch My Hair
Art as Catalyst: Part 2
Through my social practice, I strive to create spaces that transcend the conventional boundaries of artistic expression. I mobilize communities, encouraging them to participate in a collective dialogue about the issues that matter. The power of art lies not just in its visual or auditory appeal, but in its ability to challenge preconceptions, question norms, and inspire action.
Art, as a tool for social change, is not confined to grand gestures or monumental installations. It is found in the subtle nuances of everyday life, in the stories of individuals, and in the shared experiences that bind us together. My work seeks to tap into this collective consciousness, fostering connections that serve as a catalyst for change.



Collective Resilience
Free Your Mind is a collective expression of resilience, a visual testament to the shared experiences of individuals who have faced microaggressions.
It is through this communal act of storytelling, participants find catharsis and the opportunity to reclaim a sense of agency.




Liberate Your Mind: Unleashing the Power of Freedom
Free Your Mind transcends the traditional boundaries of art, becoming a dynamic force for social change.
It not only creates a space for dialogue but actively works towards dismantling the structures that perpetuate microaggressions.
By giving a voice to the marginalized and fostering empathy and awareness, this public textile art endeavor stands as a testament to the transformative power of art in the pursuit of genuine social change.
Share a story about a microaggression you have experienced.
How did it make you feel?
PLEASE SHARE >>>HERE
2024 Free Your Mind will be on display at:
- Touchstone Center for Arts, Farmington PA from May 17 – September 20
- Delaware Contemporary in Wilmington, DE from June 7 – August 30
Im looking for more venues, galleries, universities, libraries, community centers to host Free Your Mind. If you have any leads, please direct message me. Tnx

Brother Ah, ‘Transcendental March (Creation Song)’ (1975)
World of Threads: Closing Soon
Blackity Black Ladders are at World of Threads until Jan. 14. 2024.
This International Festival of Fibre and Textile Art is in Oakville, Ontario, Canada. www.worldofthreadsfestival.com.
Get Ready For an Unforgettable 2024
It is the beginning of January and my 2024 calendar is already jam packed with exhibitions, talks and residencies… Have a look, at the dates and direct message me if you want to meet up while i’m in town for these upcoming events.
Ponytails and Door Knocker Earring Installation
Dates: January 17- June 17
Location: Time Equities Lobby 55 5th Avenue, New York NY
Opening Reception: Jan 17 @ 6-8pm
There will be an in person artist talk in Marcy 2024, date TBC.
Surface Design Association: – Parallel Play Artist in Residence
Date: January 27- February 3
Open Studio Jan 29 @ 2:00pm
Open Studio Feb 1 @ 2:00pm
Artist Talk Feb 3 @ 3:30pm ET
Warriors
Exhibition Dates: February 3- 25
Opening Reception: Saturday, February 3 from 5 to 8 pm.
Location: Art House Gallery: 345 Marin Blvd, Jersey City, NJ
Weaving As Artistic Expression
Date: February 8th, 8:00pm ET
Location: Hudson Valley Mohawk Weavers Zoom
Metamorphosis: Recycled, Repurposed, Reimagined
Exhibition Dates: February 9- April 21
Opening Reception: February 9 from 5 to 7pm.
Location: Annmarie Sculpture Garden & Arts Center; 13470 Dowell Rd, Solomons, MD
Artist Residency
Dates: May 10-24
Location: Touchstone Center for Crafts; 1049 Sr2003, Farmington, PA
Free Your Mind @ Touchstone
Dates: May 17 – September 20
Location: Touchstone Center for Crafts; 1049 Sr2003, Farmington, PA
Free Your Mind Artist Talk (TBC)
Dates: May 17
Location: Touchstone Center for Crafts; 1049 Sr2003, Farmington, PA
Uncontained: Reimagining Basketry
Exhibition Dates: May 19, 2024 – September 2, 2024
Location: Hunterdon Art Museum, 7 Lower Center St, Clinton, NJ
Free Your Mind @ 2024 Discover
Exhibition Dates: June 7 – August 30
Opening Reception: June 7, 5:00-9:00 pm
Location: Delaware Contemporary; 200 S Madison St, Wilmington, DE
Free Your Mind ZOOM Talk for Touchstone Teens
Dates: July 16
Location: ZOOM Touchstone Center for Crafts; 1049 Sr2003, Farmington, PA
Beyond: Tapestry Expanded
Exhibition Dates: August 1- December 15
Location: Peeler Art Center at DePauw University; 204 E. Seminary St., Greencastle IN
Artist Residency
Dates: September 13-27
Location: Touchstone Center for Crafts; 1049 Sr2003, Farmington, PA
In Person Free Your Mind Artist Talk
Dates: September 20
Location: Touchstone Center for Crafts; 1049 Sr2003, Farmington, PA
Art as Catalyst: Part 1
In the realm of artistic expression, I find solace in the belief that art is not merely a static entity confined to galleries, canvases, or tapestries. Instead, it is a dynamic force capable of transcending traditional boundaries, sparking conversations, and ultimately fostering social change.
My journey as an artist has led me to embrace a social practice where the aim is clear: to channel the power of art as a tool for mobilization and as a space for critical dialogue.
Art, in its various forms, has the unique ability to captivate hearts, challenge minds, and ignite powerful emotions. It is a universal language that speaks to individuals across cultures and backgrounds. However, my conviction lies in the understanding that art is not the end goal; it is the means to a greater purpose — social change.
In a world marked by complex challenges and evolving societal dynamics, I aim to go beyond the confines of traditional artistic pursuits. By integrating social practice into my artistic journey, I have discovered the incredible potential to engage with communities on a deeper level. Art becomes a bridge, connecting diverse perspectives and providing a platform for unheard voices.


Excellence in Fibers Closing Jan 7
Excellence in Fibers VIII
Excellence in Fibers is an annual juried exhibition from Fiber Art Now magazine. Out of the exhibition’s 40 artists featured in the magazine’s Winter 2023 issue, 16 artists were selected by guest curator Demetri Broxton to be exhibited at the San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles. The artists chosen showcase contemporary innovation through their techniques while working to address the most pressing issues of present-day society. It has been a distinct honor to participate in this show.
