I am a writer and art critic based in New York City. Currently, I work as an editor at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. I completed my MA in art history at City College in 2025 where my concentration was on the intersection between disability and outsider art. I have also taught undergraduate-level art history as an adjunct professor. My writing has been featured in Artforum, Artnet, Frieze, The Brooklyn Rail, Hyperallergic, Family Style, Sotheby's website, and The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s website.

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Writing

Gertrude Stein Was Her Champion. How History Forgot Self-Taught Artist Hazel Knapp

Antonia Lucy Gehnrich at Alex Berns

For Ceija Stojka, Memory Is Survival

New York or Nowhere: Greater New York 2026 at MoMA PS1

Opinion: Accessibility Should Be at the Center of Museum Education

Giulio Noccesi: Fermo per sempre at New York Life Gallery

Grandma Moses: A Good Day’s Work at the Smithsonian American Art Museum

Nickola Pottinger at Mrs.

Marlon Mullen at MoMA

Ophelia Arc at Lyles & King

Seasons' Patterns: On Cindy Ji Hye Kim

Mutable Landscapes Exhibition Text

In Photos: The Breuer Building’s Greatest Moments

John Cage & Leah Ke Yi Zheng at CASTLE LA

Kombucha as Metaphor for Parenthood

Blurred Bodies: On Jen DeLuna

Brandi Twilley’s Grocery Store Therapeutics

Resiliency and Joy: Winfred Rembert’s Artistic Legacy

The Modern Relevance of the French Atelier Tradition

Alberto Porro: Settebello Exhibition Text

Kathleen Granados, Noah Pica: Found and Accumulated Exhibition Text

The Complete Collector’s Guide to Photographic Prints

The Complete Collector’s Guide to Prints

Considering Horace Pippin

Why the Mbari Houses in Nigeria Became Extinct

Paul Cadmus and the Censorship of Queer Art

Vera Molnár: The Grande Dame of Generative Art

From Gridiron to Motown: Ernie Barnes’s Celebration of Black Cultural Achievement

Amy Lincoln: Radiant Spectrum at Sperone Westwater

The Everlasting Influence of Robert Frank’s The Americans

Morris Hirshfield Rediscovered at The American Folk Art Museum

Jonas Mekas: The Camera Was Always Runningat The Jewish Museum

Bungalow at Westbeth Gallery

William McKeown at Casey Kaplan

Nicole Storm at White Columns

Fernanda Laguna: The Path of the Heartat The Drawing Center

Camille Norment: Plexusat Dia Chelsea

Liz Larner:Don't put it back like it wasat the SculptureCenter

Hannah Taurins: Cover Girlat Theta

Shanique Emelife: The Villageat Fortnight Institute

Maggie Lee: Vintage Paintingsat Jenny’s