New Projects
Lost Voyage Lake Eden
The Lost Voyage Collective has been invited to perform on the original Black Mountain College campus in the hills of North Carolina on April 25.
Lost Voyage Collective was formed in resistance during a difficult time in our history, amid Black Lives Matter and COVID-19. I began the collectve with Miriam Parker, inviting a group of women identifying artists spanning disciplines, generations, locations, and cultures to come together for a residency at Five Myles Gallery in Brooklyn (2020). The work that we continue to explore today reflects both the improvisatory and the impermanent through installation, durational performance, sound environments, poetry, visual imagery, and film.
Partcicpating artists include: Jean Carla Rodea, Alystyre Julian, Rebeca Medina, Merche Blasco, Asiya Wadud, and Tiffani Moore.
Excavations of Canal Street
The premise for Excavations of Canal Street rests on the poetic notion that the biodiversity once inherent in the land now echoes through the diversity of people who live here. Excavations is an immersive, interdisciplinary environment with paintings, installation, video, and collaboration, weaving together two Canal Street timelines—one geologic, and the other eco-social.
