April 30th - August 2nd, 2021

Concurrence at CMCA

Let Go! is featured in a virtual group show at the Center for Maine Contemporary Art, juried by Valeria Missalina Bembry.

See the show here: Concurrence
January 22nd - April 7th, 2021

Group Show at the Messler Gallery

Let Go! is featured in the 2021 juried Alumni and Fellows Exhibit at the Center for Furniture Craftmanship's Messler Gallery in Rockport, ME. 

​See more here: Messler Gallery Current Exhibition
October 28th, 2019

Work for Sale at The Gallery at 200 Lex

Several bandsaw boxes, featuring segmented pattern work, were displayed for sale at Robert Burge 20th Century Photographs at the Gallery at 200 Lex in New York City. 

​See the listing here: Fox Box II
June 18th - July 11th, 2019

Interim at Anderson Ranch Arts Center

First Green, a case-piece, was exhibited in the Patton-Malott Gallery at Anderson Ranch in Snowmass, CO during the group show Interim. 

Read more here: Interim
May 10th - September 6th, 2019

We All Belong ​at the Gallery Undercroft

The sculptural work, Let Go! was exhibited in the group show We All Belong at the Gallery Undercroft in New York City.
April 27th, 2019

Featured on the Center for Furniture Craftsmanship's Instagram 

​The case-piece First Green was featured on the CFC instagram page. 

See it here: First Green 
April 27th - May 13th, 2018

Bitchin* Senior Thesis Show

Let Go!, ​a sculptural work, was exhibited in the Senior Thesis show at Macalester's Law Warschaw Gallery in St. Paul, MN. 

Read more here: ​Bitchin*
December 21st, 2016

Libri Liberi Holiday Facebook Banner

One of the Facebook banners I designed for the Libri Liberi publishing house in Florence, Italy, featured on their facebook page. 

See it here: Libri Liberi Holiday Facebook Banner
October 9th, 2015

Print of the Week in The Mac Weekly, Anonymous

Anonymous, an intaglio print, was featured as the print of the week in the The Mac-Weekly. 

See it here: Anonymous
September 27th, 2013

New York Times Op-Ed, "The Shifting Mandala" 

From 2010-2014, I interned with an ecologist in the New York City Parks Department. In reaction to this experience, I wrote a op-ed for the New York Times in which I used Buddhist philosophy to question our knee-jerk reaction to the presence of “invasive” plant species.

Read it here: "The Shifting Mandala"