Last fall, I was honored to create a large-scale collage for Sugar Made Us Free? Diabetes and the Afterlife of Slavery in Barbados: Art, Archive & the Gendered Dimensions of Risk, an interdisciplinary project led by Drs. Tonya Haynes (UWI) and Nicole Charles (University of Toronto Mississauga). The project delves into the impact of sugarcane cultivation and (neo)colonialism on the racialized and gendered prevalence of Type 2 diabetes in Barbados.

I am delighted to be the featured artist for Small Axe SX Art January 2024 issue in which I discuss the evaluation of Another Poem, my large-scale mixed media collage that will be exhibited in The Plural of He exhibition at Leslie Lohman Museum starting March 15, 2024.

Drawing inspiration from Colin Robinson’s published book of poems, You Have You Father Hard Head, I produced “Another Poem”, a large-scale mixed media collage that explores Robinson’s sitting at the crossroads of several intersecting aspects of his life that will be exhibited during the Plural of He exhibition in New York.

My Moonlight collage, Pool graces the cover the November 2022 cover of The Journal of West Indian Literature edited by Dr. Ronald Cummings, Associate Professor of English Cultural Studies at MacMaster University.

Artists Llanor Alleyne and Nyugen E. Smith explore invisibility, memory, and identity in The Guard. Through prose and poetry, this collaboration reflects on ancestral histories and the spiritual impact of occupying historical spaces, rooted in their intervention at the Barbados Museum. Dive into this powerful examination of cultural memory and the interplay of presence and time.

I am thrilled to announce that I have joined the roster of artists represented by New York’s Leonard Tourné Gallery.