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This fall I have lived out of the print shop with the sole goal of telling a classic story my way. I was commissioned by the Classics Department to create a set of prints illustrating the Norse myth of the birth of Sleipnir, whose mother is the gender bending God of trickery, Loki, transformed into … Read more
This year, I’ve started a new role as a tour guide for the Zilkha Gallery, leading groups of local fourth graders through the new exhibit, DFT 2025. The show engages with how danger, power, visibility, and hiding interact in our social world. My colleagues and I delved into literature, scholarship, and concepts associated with the … Read more
Sewing, a textile practice as old as time, is great for two reasons. First, with a low skill and cost barrier to entry, a quick fix can add years to the life of garments. Secondly, sewing is the perfect way for people to customize their clothes and make them their own! In highschool, I covered … Read more
Thanks to the Wesleyan’s James E. Lieber Art History Internship Fund, the Summer of 2025, I had the opportunity to intern at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice, Italy. The program fueled my passion for accessibility in the arts while allowing me to practice my Italian in a professional capacity. One of my responsibilities was … Read more
This semester, I had the opportunity to take Painting I. Be it an introductory course, it is intentionally designed to empower our individual strength and allows for a large degree of unorthodox freedom in content. The course is known for its intensity and rigor. Through the semester, I learned to begin embracing my individual painting … Read more
The fall semester of my junior year, was the teaching assistant to my print making professor and future thesis advisor, Tammy Nguyen. The class was Print Culture 101, a course I took my sophmore year. As a TA, I had the exciting opportunity to help guide 13 students through the processes of creating their own … Read more
