Wake Me When I’m Free is a pop-up museum in Los Angeles honoring Tupac Shakur’s life, launching in January for a residency at L.A. Live. Opening
Category: Social Justice
SXSW. Just saying it out loud after three years off is enough to send ourselves down memory lane. During past years at the conference it
Welcome to the City of Roses, where white supremacy reigns. Life hasn’t been the same since May 26th, 2020. When George Floyd’s murder at
One of the largest misconceptions about Art Basel is based on what is seen from afar; celebrities jetting through the city on yachts, upscale events
WAT U IZ is the first fashion show that continues to replay in my mind – it’s the kind of beauty and intentionality that makes
Just before the pandemic, I had the pleasure of creating an installation with social justice organization Don’t Shoot Portland at Portland Art Museum. Titled ‘Liberated
Black Lives Still Matter: Moment of Protest The sense of urgency of the chants the bull horns We say their names for lives stolen, As
I’ve read time and time again that art is a reflection of humanity and our time. After 30 years on this planet I’ve realized that
It was powerful. As I attended the Los Angeles’ massive march for Black Lives Matter, my heart felt so full and so broken at the
Beyond shattering the ordinary confines of society standards and discriminatory governments, art has always been a medium used to express the self in the loudest