Tomorrow! “Resounding Remnants” opens at the Hunterdon Art Museum in Clinton, NJ. The opening reception is Sunday, September 21, 2-4 pm alongside three other exhibitions by Jim Toia, Sheila Goloborotko, and HAM members. Enjoy the sunshine on the terrace with music, food, and community!

Opening this Sunday, September 21, 2–4 pm my first museum solo exhibition, “Resounding Remnants” at the Hunterdon Art Museum in Clinton, NJ. Three floors of art. Four exhibitions! On view until January 11, 2026. Don’t miss it! www.hunterdonartmuseum.org/exhibitions/...

Don’t miss it! Artist as Activist, New Jersey Council on the Arts’, annual group exhibition open this Saturday, June 7, 4-7 pm at Rowan University Art Gallery & Museum. sites.rowan.edu/artgallery/e...

Thank you everyone who came out to The Art Station Open Studios today! What a fabulous time engaging in conversations about the work, concepts and with some reminiscing and reconnecting! If you missed it, the next open studios will be in December 2025!

Another work available at ABC No Rio’s Clothesline Benefit Art Sale on Saturday, March 29 at 519 Evergreen Ave in Bushwick. ABC No Rio, a collectively-run center for art and activism in New York City. All work will be priced at $25, $50, or $100.

It’s a lemon, 2025, collage This work will be available at ABC No Rio’s Clothesline Benefit Art Sale on Saturday, March 29 at 519 Evergreen Ave in Bushwick. ABC No Rio, a collectively-run center for art and activism in New York City. All work will be priced at $25, $50, or $100.

I had the pleasure of immersing myself in Clifford Ward’s “I’ll Make Me a World Prologue” at Artworks in Trenton curated by Addison Vincent. It’s a prologue for Ward’s upcoming show at Grounds for Sculpture curated by Noah Smalls and opening May 18. A journey towards afrofuturism filled with pride.

Thrilled to attend Rina Bliss’s book talk for “What’s Real About Race: Untangling Science, Genetics and Society” in conversation with Alondra Nelson at Labyrinth Books in Princeton, NJ. Looking forward to reading the book! Thank you Rina for writing it!

Join us for the Closing Reception of Support Systems at the Longwood Art Gallery at BCA Headquarters in Westchester Square. Francheska Alcántara | Artcodex | Miguel Braceli | Bibi Calderaro | Magali Duzant | Alicia Grullón | Néstor Pérez-Molière | Chanika Svetvilas

Closing reception of “Support Systems at Longwood Art Gallery in the Bronx tomorrow, Tuesday, Feb 25, 6-8 pm. www.bronxarts.org/events/suppo...

Reframing Madness:Arts at the Intersection of Mental Health and Mad Studies,College Art Association Conference with Velebita Koričančić, National Autonomous University of Mexico;Elena Vogman, Bauhaus University Weimar;WJT Mitchell, The University of Chicago;Valérie Rousseau,American Folk Art Museum.

My bipolar neurons are flourishing at Mercer County Community College @gallerymccc Stop by and visit them in person. DM me fora visit.

Thank you Mercer County Community College for giving me this opportunity to share my “Community Care Zine” workshop with you. Thank you for sharing your love, care, and creativity! Let’s build community together!

Here we go again! I remember when these solidarity signs popped up in 2017 after the first Trump administration. Now I’m seeing them again. (I saw this one yesterday in Hopewell, NJ.) Don’t stop! We should always be in community with each other, not just during challenging times.

“Indigenous Identities: Here, Now & Always,” and “Hope with Humor: Works by Jaune Quick-To-See Smith from the Collection” opened at the Zimmerli Art Museum @zimmerliartmuseum at Rutgers University, New Brunswick. Jaune Quick-To-See Smith,RIP. Thank you for all you shared.

Resolving this week’s sculpture at Mercer County Community College as an Artist-in-Residence. What do you think? What do you imagine the narrative to be?

It has begun! My artist residency at Mercer County Community College began this week. I’m excited to have the space to spread out and create new work. Stay tuned!

Today! I will be guiding students tonight as they learn how to make a “community care zine” at Merer County Community College.

Reworking a sculpture made from galvanized wire, beads, colander, and metal spikes. What comes next?

“Exploring, expanding the connections,” a solo show by Ben Jones at the Arts Council of Princeton. “The art of Ben Jones is a spiritual journey that continues the struggle for identity, freedom, justice and love for the salvation of the human family.”

Great time at tonight’s opening reception for “Support Systems” at Longwood Art Gallery in the Bronx!

“Support Systems” group exhibition opening at Longwood Art Gallery in the Bronx tonight, 6-8 pm! www.bronxarts.org/programs/con...