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1 - 14 September 2024
I'm excited to have received a Residency Fellowship that allows me to spend two weeks at the Sundress Academy for the Arts at Firefly Farms in Knoxville, Tennessee. The quiet—punctured occasionally by the bleating of sheep—is supporting my work on a longterm book project, as is shared space and conversation with fellow residents Jazmin Witherspoon and Stella Lei.
16 May 2024 - 12 June 2024
CEC Artslink supported my monthlong residency in Yerevan, Armenia, which was hosted by Eva Khachatryan and the Suburb art platform. I had the privilege of meeting artists, activists, and writers in Yerevan, with whom I exchanged thoughts and ideas about living between countries and languages. I'm deeply grateful for our conversations about rupture, revolution, war, and genocide.
18 April - 1 May 2024
The MA Curatorial Practice program at the School of Visual Arts is pleased to present Lost and Found: On Translation, curated by Diana Isabel Colón. This exhibition presents the work of a diverse group of artists who explore language’s dual role as a means to foster intimacy and as a political tool for exerting power.
Lost and Found: On Translation examines translation as a critical medium for cross-linguistic and cross-cultural communication, while also acknowledging its limitations in capturing the historical and contextual nuances essential for genuine understanding. It argues that empathy is an essential complement to translation, underscoring the importance of the desire to understand each other in fostering global connections. Through a variety of artistic approaches, the works highlight themes of identity, the challenges of mistranslation, the influence of prejudice and power, and the ability of language to transcend its traditional barriers.
1 March 2024 - 23 April 2024
I'm pleased to have my work exhibited in the Vision Unbound online exhibition curated by Dene Grigar and hosted by The NEXT and the Electronic Literature Lab. "A dictionary of the revolution" is included along with work by Melody Mou Peijing, Priti Pandurangan, and Marisa Parham.
