Exhibitions
2024
Roots & Routes, Curated by Gia Harewood, DC Arts Center, Washington, DC
Artomatic, 2100 M Street, Washington, DC
2023
Any Body, Every Body, Rhizome, Washington, DC
Wallmountables, DC Arts Center, Washington, DC
Here Not Here, Brentwood Arts Exchange, Brentwood, MD
2022
Human Nature, Curated by Eric Celarier, DC Arts Center, Washington, DC
2021
Organic Destruction, Curated by Thomas James, Baltimore Creative Alliance, Baltimore, MD
Green Archives, Curated by Marissa Long, Art Enables, Washington, DC
2019
The Shape of Things to Come, Curated by Amina Cooper, Betty Mae Kramer Gallery, Silver Spring, MD
Oh, Hi., Curated by Hannah Davis and Ben Weathers, Big Toe Gallery, Online (Solo)
2018
Unframed, Willow Street Gallery, Washington, DC
2017
NextGen 4.0, Juried by Cathy C. Cook and Tim Doud, Kaplan Gallery, VisArts, Rockville, MD
Lampoon: Colleen Billing, Eleanor Farley, & Shelley Picot, Curated by Julia Owens, AUTOMAT, Philadelphia, PA
2016
The Drawing Board, Curated by Cory Oberndorfer, DC Arts Center, Washington, DC
2014
Slow Noise, Curated by Hiroshi Tachibana, Provisional, Johnson, VT
2013
Arches Juried Student Print Biennial, Gallery 808, Boston University, Boston, MA
Senior Thesis Exhibition, Mount Holyoke College Art Museum, South Hadley, MA
Awards & Residencies
2022–24
Sparkplug Collective, District of Columbia Arts Center
2019–20
Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery County Artist and Scholar Grant
2017
VisArts NextGen 4.0 Juror’s Award
Maryland State Arts Council Individual Artist Grant in Sculpture/Installation
2014
Vermont Studio Center Residency and Artist Grant, Johnson, VT
2013
Honors for Thesis in Studio Art, Mount Holyoke College
2012
Margaret V. C. Gould Scholarship for Studio Art, Mount Holyoke College
Career Development Grant for Study of Book Arts Techniques, Mount Holyoke College
Press & Publications
2024
Mark Jenkins, “Defining our roots as a pathway to introspection,” The Washington Post
DC Arts Center, Roots & Routes, Exhibition Catalog
2023
Mark Jenkins, Review of Here Not Here, “In the Galleries: Colorful shapes, dazzling drama,” The Washington Post
Eric Celarier, “East City Art Reviews—Here Not Here at Brentwood Arts Exchange", East City Art
2022
Mark Jenkins, Review of Human Nature, “In the Galleries: Sculptures as statements of architecture’s past and present,” The Washington Post
DC Arts Center, Human Nature, Exhibition Catalog
2019
Chris Slattery, “Kramer Gallery Exhibits The Shape of Things to Come,” CultureSpotMC
Teaching Experience
2015
Program Administration Fellow and Open Studio Facilitator, Smith Center for Healing and the Arts, Washington, DC
2012–13
Teaching Assistant, Printmaking, Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA
Teaching Assistant, Papermaking, Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA
Additional Experience
2015–22
Communications and Marketing Manager; Marketing Coordinator, Strathmore Art Center, North Bethesda, MD
2020–21
Juror, Maryland State Department of Education Fine Arts Office Fall/Spring Student Exhibitions, First Lady’s Gallery, Online
2014–15
Program Administration Fellow; Programs & Engagement Intern, Smith Center for Healing and the Arts, Washington, DC
2013–14
Temporary Programs Assistant; Alix Zacharias Intern; The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art, Amherst, MA
2010–13
Audiovisual Technician and Student Supervisor, Media Resources, Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA
2013
Participant in Ricerche: three by Sharon Hayes, South Hadley, MA
2012
Intern in Book Arts Techniques, Center for Book Arts, New York, NY
Assistant to Master Printer Jon Goodman for Mt. Koyasan by Petah Coyne, Williamsburg, MA
Installation Assistant, Artists & the Noble Profession, Mount Holyoke College Art Museum, South Hadley, MA
Education
2013
B.A. Magna Cum Laude, Studio Art & Biological Sciences, Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA