Not a Soft Thing is a multifaceted exhibition by 15 artist/mothers spanning diverse cultural backgrounds, disciplines and stages of caregiving. October 25 - March 22, 2026 Chicago Cultural Center Chicago Rooms, Second Floor Exhibiting artists include A. Martinez, Angela Lopez, Aubrey Ingmar, Bobbi Meier, Connie Noyes, Cydney M. Lewis, Jenny Halpern, Jihae Park. Katie Kirk, Keeley Haftner, Noelle Garcia, Orr Menirom, Sarana Mehra, Tulika Ladsariya, and Yemisi Oyeniyi. For more

NOVEMBER 23, 2025 SUNDAY, 4:00 PM Abel Contemporary Gallery 524 W. Main Street, Stoughton, WI 53589 My solo exhibition Dinner for Two Leftovers  traces the charged space between presence and absence. At its center a twenty-foot table stretches into the distance, flanked by two gestural chairs awaiting imagined diners . Gut Punch Chair  and Fall Over Backwards Chair  embody the gestures their names suggest as if grief itself shaped them. Plates and silverware are replaced by l

Originally showcased at Cultivator in 2018, Silence is _______. Beep. Beep. Beep.  has been reimagined for the Terrain Biennial 2025....

Join us Saturday June 21, 2025 @ 3:00 PM for the closing reception and artist talks for the exhibition Pause in the Freeark Gallery. The...

We are not simply embodied beings with cultural and metaphysical weight, nor merely bodies of water with biological, chemical, and...

Recently I've been revisiting Lifeline—an 80-foot braided, woven, and wrapped rope I began in 2016. I started this piece after the deaths...

I recently became the steward of a vintage booth and have been developing plans to transform it into a participatory sound sculpture and...

In Dinner for Two Leftovers , every single object attends dinner with us for a reason. Each object draws connections to what theorist...

In my Dinner for Two Leftovers installation project, the allusion to domestic grief is an allegory for broader cultural grieving over...

Dinner for Two Leftovers is a project I'm working on that I've been excited to share with you all. The installation is an exploration of...

I recently became a land owner after I stumbled upon a piece of sod that fell off a truck. This video excerpt is from an ongoing...

I recently became a land owner after I stumbled upon a piece of sod that fell off a truck. This video excerpt is from an ongoing performance series in which I do whatever I want in my little green oasis. Today, I practiced my ukulele and ended up joining a quartet with a train, an ambulance, and a strong gust of wind. It was our first rehearsal. Our sound hasn't quite gelled yet. Tell me, please, what would you do on, to, or with land?

Years ago, my work changed radically after several significant losses, which compelled me to move from an abstract painting practice to one that involved new media and working methods, including video, sound, and performance. Initially, this inquiry was personal, but this year, my focus has expanded to address collective grief due to the climate catastrophe we are facing. As I pursue this new direction in my work, I want to share that journey with you. Many of the projects I