I’ve been stringing/weaving bottle caps onto cord to make braids… which will then be strung with neon paracord…

Mixed Media and Installation Artist
I’ve been stringing/weaving bottle caps onto cord to make braids… which will then be strung with neon paracord…
This works, Middle Passage explores the dynamics of cultural imperialism and legacies of colonialism. slavery and Jim Crow.
These forms and shapes are similar to my own practice. I feel seen watching this noir kei ninomiya runway show.
Learn to use old textiles or scrap fabric and turn it into rope.
The process is easy, slightly addictive, and most definitely meditative.
Join me in making rope for an installation at Governors Island Summer 2023 about hair.
Materials provided
Date: JC Friday, March 3rd, 6:00-8:00pm
Location: Art 150, Studio #231, 150 Bay Street, Enter at Provost and 1st Street and ride the elevator to the second floor.
I am very excited to share that I have one of my bottle cap braids is available in the ArtBall auction on Artsy!
This year ArtBall’s event and auction will be benefit Kefeta, a program in Ethiopia that is reaching over two million young people with health, career, education, and financial services.
The auction runs until February 27. Happy bidding.
This week is your last chance to pick out your very on mini emotional baggage cart before they are shipped off for my solo shows in Seattle and Michigan this Spring.
Please join me for the close of the Affordable Art Show at Art House Productions Gallery
Closing Reception: January 27, 6:00pm – 9:00pm
Location: Art House Gallery at The Hendrix – 345 Marin Boulevard (on Marin Blvd between Morgan St and Bay St.)
All things considered 2022 was a good year. Here are a couple highlights for me…
I met so many wonderful people at ExpoChicago at my booth, I am still on endorphin high from my visit to the windy city.
I spent most of my Summer with Art Crawl Harlem at Governors Island and can not wait to do it again this year with a new interactive installation.
It was so fantastic to hang with old friends and new, at my solo art show at Ivy Brown Gallery in the meatpacking district.
Being recognized by ADWeek and my peers for my innovation was surprise and trill for me.
And lastly…. my emotional baggage carts made with Fresh Direct bags were mentioned in the NY Times and got picked up by ArtNet News.
My Emotional Baggage Carts were featured in New York Times article as one of the inventive examples of designers upcycling and turning FreshDirect plastic totes into trendy accessories and art.
ArtNet News even mentioned my Emotional Baggage Carts sculpture series, addressing the pressures of the pandemic that produced such a surplus of Fresh Direct delivery bags in the first place.
Exhibition Dates: September 8 – October 7
Location: Ivy Brown Gallery; 675 Hudson St, New York, NY
212-925-1111 by appointment
Come say goodbye to Joyful Resistance at Ivy Brown Gallery. And your last chance to pick up your own mini Emotional Baggage Cart…