My research tends to branch out in many directions, but I typically focus on race and ethnicity, contemporary United States (1945 to the Present), visual culture, public history, museums/archives, and activist art. I am currently researching exhibition practices in the 1960s/1970s and the ways in which exhibitions become sites of liberation and repair through the act of traveling the artworks away from their politically charged/violent sites of origin. I am especially interested in how artists, collectives, and museums worked to illuminate past injustices in the years immediately post-Civil Rights and the Vietnam War. Both my BA and MA are in Art History so I try to bring in images whenever I can. 

Advisors: Giuliana Perrone (History) and Jenni Sorkin (History of Art and Architecture)

**Graduate Curator of Education at the AD&A Museum for the 24-25 & 25-26 AYs*

**From September 2026-August 2027, I will be working at the Getty Foundation as a Getty Graduate Intern.**

"Historical Reckoning and Collectivity: Art Networks, Exhibition Practice, and Solidarity After Civil Rights"