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programming

Introducing curator talk at Brooklyn Museum's First Saturday. [Image Description: A brown-skinned person in light blue overalls and a collar shirt holds a black microphone and purple clipboard in front a museum display. ] (Photo: Kolin Mendez). Moderating talkback with Fana Fraser and Martell Ruffin, following the dance performance for the series Recasting The Body in Bronze, Brooklyn Museum, March 2018. [Image Description: Three smiling people of color sit on a white stool in a backdrop of blue. Two figures a holding a microphone, and all look off-camera.](Photo: Kolin Mendez)



CURATORIAL STATEMENT   

Public programming has been a connected part of my curatorial, educational, and poetic practices. I believe that it can be part of centering marginalized communities, expanding narratives and genres, and activating texts, objects, and ideas. 

SELECTED PROGRAMS 



See POETRY for more programming! 
BROOKLYN MUSEUM  

Producer of Public Programs (2018-Present) 

Support series incuding First Saturdays and Art History Happy Hour, and manage the residency of the Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra. Currently supporting virtual programmings. 

Public Programs Fellow (2017-18)

Selected Programs

  • Grapes and the Wind Book Release in Partnership with The Brooklyn Rail
  • The Dinner Party Operas in collaboration with NYU and American Opera Projects
  • CareFore One Travelouges with Studio REV