I organized a fundraiser in Antigua in support of the QBG Collective, helping raise support for its continued growth and contribution to the local arts community. The initiative reflects my commitment to fostering creative collaboration, building opportunities for artists, and strengthening the future of art in Antigua and Barbuda.

I had the honor of creating a portrait for Linda Jackson-Chalmers, who has served as Skidmore College's longest-standing board of trustee member for over 30 years. It was a privilege to capture the essence of someone whose dedication and leadership have significantly shaped the institution and community.

I had the pleasure of creating and organizing the inaugural Juneteenth celebration at the Strand Center for the Arts in Plattsburgh, NY. The event brought the community together to honor history, celebrate culture, and foster connection through the arts. It was a meaningful opportunity to contribute to greater cultural representation in the North Country.

An interview about the exhibit titled Eloquent Visions: Honoring the Rich Tapestry of Black Artistry, with Mountain Lake PBS.

Interview and feature in North Country Public Radio with Monica Sandreczki.

Feature in the Adirondack Almanack, by Linda Friedman Ramirez.

Covered by Lake Champlain Weekly, an incredible joint show with her former professor Peter Russom.

“POP for the People celebrates pop as our most civic art, mapping the surfaces we share, and the startling human depths we find there.”

“An Antiguan Artist living in New York who assisted with painting a mural in her community.”

A downtown Plattsburgh mural by the Outside Art: Plattsburgh Public Art Project celebrates the city's diversity, featuring paintings of birds symbolizing those who pass through.