the year my heart turned to water, solo exhibition Midnight Gallery, 2025
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Alchemists - TransArt Fest Eleventh hour Gallery, Brooklyn April 11th- May 24th, 2026 Prioritizing Pleasure in the South The School of Art, Fayetteville, Arkansas April 2-6th, 2026 Outer Limits Contemporary Art Symposium UCSD Art Department, San Diego, California April 10-11th, 2026 From where the current slows - Solo Exhibition LUHCA - Lubbock, Texas April 24 - June 28th, 2026 Teaching & Collaborations: Teaching Off-times TAAS Newspaper at The Alternative Art School Residency Host - TAAS x mount Seqouyah Summer 2026 Ozark Storytelling Residency ICI commissioned Text w/ Kate Bowen Community & Programs Manager at TAAS |
Holistic Practice Statement: My interdisciplinary practice moves between the studio and the communities that shape it. Alongside making artworks rooted in ecology, folklore, queerness, and rural life, I develop projects and long-term cultural infrastructure that create spaces for artists to gather, exchange ideas, and imagine alternative ways of working together.
Over the past decade, my cultural practice has included founding Venison Magazine, an online arts quarterly (2014–2017); co-leading The Alternative Art School's international learning community(2020-current); curating exhibitions including Chosen Families (2024); co-authoring Cross-Pollinating Worlds: A Dialogue on Rurality, Ecology, and Cultural Practice with Kate Bowen through Independent Curators International (2025); and developing the Ozark Storytelling Residency, a partnership between Mount Sequoyah and The Alternative Art School (2026). Though each project takes a different form, they share a commitment to belonging, cross-cultural exchange, and alternative ways of building artistic communities.
Over the past decade, my cultural practice has included founding Venison Magazine, an online arts quarterly (2014–2017); co-leading The Alternative Art School's international learning community(2020-current); curating exhibitions including Chosen Families (2024); co-authoring Cross-Pollinating Worlds: A Dialogue on Rurality, Ecology, and Cultural Practice with Kate Bowen through Independent Curators International (2025); and developing the Ozark Storytelling Residency, a partnership between Mount Sequoyah and The Alternative Art School (2026). Though each project takes a different form, they share a commitment to belonging, cross-cultural exchange, and alternative ways of building artistic communities.