Looking forward to my upcoming CASA Collage Workshop
Wednesday, January 17, from 6:30 - 8:30 pm

Successfully earned my micro-credential: Beyond GLAM Land Acknowledgments: Activating Decolonization and Indigenization in Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums

Opening January 2023, From A to Z (ine), Curated with Dr. Brendan Edwards, The W.D. Jordan Rare Books and Special Collections Queen’s University Library, Kingston, ON.

So thankful to take on the role of Chair: Chief Curator of the CAA Service to Artist Committee.

Very excited to be part of the UAAC Sustainability Committee! We had our first meeting and I am looking forward to imagining a conference that is not only acknowledging the climate crisis but taking action.

The Kingston Canadian Film Festival is the largest festival in the world dedicated exclusively to Canadian film. I am so excited to be curating the Local Shorts program for 2024.

Very excited to lead a zine workshop, From A to Z(ine), for the W.D. Jordan Rare Books and Special Collections, Douglas Library.

This October I will be presenting, The Infrathin in Collage, in Pausa: Infrathin Art History, University of Arts Association of Canada Conference (UAAC), The Banff Centre

Delighted to be chairing a panel, Imagination and Collage for UAAC 2023 at The Banff Centre for Arts & Creativity.

Excited to continue my creative role with KPP Concert Productions!

I am looking forward to having fun making art with school programs at The Kingston School of Art as part of their the Emerging Educator Mentorship Program!

I am looking forward to starting MixAbilities Inclusive Arts Training at H’art Centre tomorrow.

I am thankful to receive a Graduate Research Fellowship at The W.D. Jordan Rare Books and Special Collections at Queen’s University Library. I will be mentored by Dr. Brendan F.R. Edwards.

Unearthed is a series of artistic interventions/conversations/experiments that seek to unearth and make space for some of the stories of this place. From August 26-30 2023, six artists will bring diverse perspectives to converse with the history of the park and pressing contemporary social and environmental concerns. They will help us think about way-finding, home, identity, play, plants, and the land we stand on. Unearthed is a walk in the park with a twist. 

I am so thankful to receive the David Edney Research Travel Award which will allow me to study collage in Paris this summer!