I am very excited about my upcoming solo exhibition at the Trianon Gallery in Lethbridge, Alberta. Opening night is January 27, 2024! More soon.

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!