Writings, Interviews, and Lessons
I consider myself a spiritually minded artist who takes inspiration from diverse memories, stories, and experiences to explore the conversations that can be held around art and community. Here, you'll find writing samples and video interviews addressing topics of BIPOC identities in art history, creating communities around art, students expressing their identities through art, and personal research interests.
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The Appearance: Art of the Asian Diaspora in Latin America & the Caribbean (Exhibition Review)
MoMA Artist Intro | Blondell Cummings
MoMA Artist Intro | Noah Purifoy
MoMA Artist Intro | Suzanne Jackson
UNIQLO ArtSpeaks: Jose Camacho on Wilfredo Lam’s Mother and Child
Colorful Personalities: ARHS & Making Lesson
Assigning Meaning to Objects: ARHS & Making Lesson
Activism in Art: ARHS Lesson
Who Do You Say That I Am?: Exploring Whitewashing in Christian Imagery
Full Spectrum: A Personal Account of June Edmonds’s Laband Art Gallery Solo Exhibition and the Importance of Contemporary Black Art History
RE: Reevaluating the Studio Arts Department Curriculum to Include a BIPOC Perspective
They Tried to Bury Us: Religion & Ecology in (Ex)Incarcerated Populations
Gail Anderson (1962-Present)
KaleidoLA Guest Artist Speaker Series: Jordan White, Gabi Jones, Gabrielle Riter, José Camacho