Selected Projects
European Cultural Centre - Venice, Italy | Click images to expand
In collaboration with the European Cultural Centre, the curator's studio allows artists to present their work within the context of Venice's bi-annual contemporary art exhibition. Our curatorial work with visual artists Shanequa Gay (2022), Annie Kammerer Butrus (2024), Sabre Esler (2024), Grace Kisa (2024) and Corrina Sephora (2024) produced exemplary installations, moving the artists' exhibitions into the international realm.
SHANEQUA GAY Photo by Jerry Seigel
SHANEQUA GAY Daughters of Metropolitan (diptych), 2022
SABRE ESLER Photo by David Clifton Strawn
SABRE ESLER Sunset Rhapsody, 2023
CORRINA SEPHORA Photo by David Clifton Strawn
CORRINA SEPHORA Dwelling in a Sea of Time and Space, 2023
GRACE KISA Photo by Maurice Evans
GRACE KISA Kindness in Quiet Company, 2019
ANNIE KAMMERER BUTRUS Photo by Mary Fehr
ANNIE KAMMERER BUTRUS Internal: External, Multitudes I, 2023
Palazzo Bembo
The Georgia Cyber Center, Hull McKnight Building - Augusta, Georgia | Click images to expand
the curator's studio led the art program from selection to installation for this one-of-a-kind building in Augusta, GA. The Georgia Cyber Center is a unique public/private collaboration among academia, government, and the private sector. With two adjacent buildings totaling 332,000 square feet, the Georgia Cyber Center, located on the Nathan Deal Campus for Innovation, is designed to meet the growing need for cybersecurity talent in Georgia, the nation, and across the globe.
Bojana Ginn and Kristin Casaletto
Rachel Garceau
Michi Meko
Darien Arikoski-Johnson
Antonia Reed - AORT
Resilience, 2020 Hambidge Center, Rabun Gap, GA | Click images to expand.
the curator’s studio collaborated with Hambidge Center and Pandra Williams to produce Resilience, an art exhibition at the Hambidge Center, a renowned residency program in North Georgia. The exhibit intends to reveal the capacity of the natural world to respond to disturbances by resisting damage. Humans whose actions are often the cause of environmental disruption benefit from time spent within nature as they attempt to adapt, reorganize, and grow. Artists featured in this exhibition, Laura Bell, Manty Day, Rachel Garceau, Emily Gomez, Allen Peterson, Pandra Williams, and Shona Wilson, create works that reveal the possession of this regenerative ability.
