What Questions Do We Ask? (2024)
In “What Questions Do We Ask?” I highlight the importance of the shifting questions in the United States census. Questions reveal[…]
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Site-specific public art installation Pepco Harrison Window Gallery September 18, 2021 – January 13, 2022
5200 Block of Wisconsin Avenue NW – 1970s/2021 was created as a site-specific public art installation for the inaugural exhibition of the Pepco Harrison[…]
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COVID-19 Dear Customers
Click on thumbnail for larger image. The COVID-19 pandemic has affected everyone worldwide. My series Dear Customers examines changes to businesses and[…]
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Plans to Prosper You: Reflections of Black Resistance and Resilience in Montgomery County’s Potomac River Valley
American University Art Museum, Washington, D.C. June 15-August 11, 2019 Click on thumbnail for larger image. “The exhibition title takes[…]
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Immigration/Assimilation – Art on the ART Bus March 14, 2019 – Summer 2020
Immigration/Assimilation is site-specific public art created for display inside one Arlington Transit (ART) public bus. Click on thumbnail for larger[…]
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Sandy Spring Museum Artist-in-Residence (2016-2017)
PALIMPSEST: LAYERS OF TIME at the Sandy Spring Museum April 1 – July 29, 2017 Click on thumbnail for larger[…]
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Site Specific Installation- Washington Project for the Arts – Lobby Project (2016)
Click on thumbnail for larger image. Site-Specfic Installation at 1200 First Street NE, Washington, D.C. Photography is inherently about time.[…]
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JBG Commission (2012 and 2014)
I received commissions in 2012 and 2014 to create photo-collages that examine the cultural history of eleven locations developed or[…]
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Before/Now (animated videos) 2013
I originally I created still photo-collages. Subsequently I animated several pieces. I am interested in how information is conveyed differently[…]
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A Cultural History of My Neighborhood (2009-2011)
Click on thumbnail for larger image. Chosen as best gallery show by the Washington Examiner, April 21, 2011. The images[…]
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