Ten archival pigment print reproductions from the Value Test series are on view at the Zora Neale Hurston National Museum of Fine Art for the next twelve months. Many thanks to Trent Tomengo, and Executive Director Dr. N.Y. Nathiri for their generous invitation to work with them at The Hurston; and to the Art and History Museums of Maitland for their collaborative support.

EVENTS

Opening Reception – Value Test: Brown Bag
Zora Neale Hurston Museum. 344 East Kennedy Boulevard, Eatonville, FL
Saturday, January 24, 2026 | 1–4 PM

Artist Talk at the Maitland Art Center
Maitland Art Center. 231 W. Packwood Ave. Maitland, FL
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 | 6–8 PM

Artist Talk and Progressive Museum Visits
Visits will begin at The Zora Neale Hurston Museum, and will end at the Maitland Art Center.
Friday, March 27, 2026 | 10AM –12PM

First of a limited edition of seven, A Woman Misses Her Lover (2019) from my Afro-futurist screen-print series was shown at Root Division for their annual Auction Exhibition. All proceeds from the sale of this work were donated to Root Division.

Curatorial project Off Hours (Katherine Jemima Hamilton, Shaelyn Hanes, and Ebti) collaborated for a second year with the Henderson family to host Dive Barn 2, a single day arts and music festival activating a small hundred and fifty year old sheep farm. I delivered two performances, the first being Informational Walk, and the second being Serenade. The artist cohort included Manuel Calderón, Reniel R. Del Rosario, Hudson Hatfield, Helia Pouyanfar, Kelley O’Leary, Kevin Lopez, Dana Morrison, Selby Sohn, Sylvia Hughes-Gonzales, Kiran Sahgal, Joel Lithgow, and Ingrid Henderson. Food and beverages were provided by the Henderson family, and the graphic design and merchandise were designed by Quality Time.

For more information, visit Dive Barn’s Website.

Bradley McCallum and Natasha Becker invited me to perform as part of TnT ART Lab’s inaugural exhibition Ritual And Resistance. I conducted my vocal improvisation work Serenade as an offering to the people, space and neighborhood along side a brilliant cohort of artists: Nanci Amaka, Helina Metaferia, Trina Michelle Robinson, Lava Thomas and Jasmine Narkita Wiley.

Read the press release here

I exhibited four new paintings from Value Test: Brown Paper at Atlanta Art Fair with Jonathan Carver Moore gallery along side work by Adrian Burrell, Carrie Ann Plank and Adana Tillman.

Jonathan Carver Moore gallery participated in Arrival Art fair, presenting works by Tania Banegas, Adrian L. Burell, Asad Faulwell Demond Melancon, Collen Mfazwe, Anoushka Mirchandani, Lulu Mhlana, Sipho Nuse, Adana Tillman and myself.

Myself and Nibha Akireddy made our debut at EXPO Chicago Art Fair, exhibiting with Jonathan Carver Moore Gallery in booth 419.

Beautiful Scars was curated by Mashonda Tifrere of ArtLeadHER and included Chantal Hildebrand, Helina Metaferia, Maya Seas, Rugiyatou Ylva Jallow, Tahirah Rasheed, Tania Banegas, Yoyo Lander and myself. Read more here.

Featuring seven artists—Lynse Cooper, Lindsey Filowitz, Jy Jimmie Flora Gabiola, Mary Graham, Nneka Kai, Charles Lee, and Qadir Parris—working across sentimental and familial archives, social practice, and time-based media, the show presents a reimagining of memory. These artists build unique aesthetic languages to reinterpret documents, photographs, and enduring artifacts, exploring how their meaning shifts over time and contributing to the ever-evolving process of collective memory – Hannah Waiters, Curator

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Curators Catherine Merrill, and Susan Kirshenbaum will be bringing the figure show back to Sausalito Center for the Arts this coming January. New work from the Kin series and Value Test: Brown Paper will be exhibited. Artists include Joseph Abbati, Doug Andelin, Adam Caldwell, Sandy Frank, Tebby George, Mary Graham, Isidoro, Susan R. Kirshenbaum, Calvin Lai, Kim Larson, Catherine Merrill, Stephan Namara, Diane Olivier, May Shei, and Sandra Speidel.

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