About The Artist

Corcoran College of Art + Design / George Washington University
Washington, DC

B.F.A.

Graduate

Rhode Island School of Design

Providence, RI

Pre-College summer 2007

(Received a Full Scholarship to attend)

Suitland High School

Forestville, Maryland

2004-2008; High School Diploma

Visual Performing Arts Curriculum

Graduated with Honors

Banneker Douglass Museum

Annapolis, MD

Featured Artist

Feb 2013 - September 2013

At the Banneker Douglass Museum.  I was a featured artist in the “Making it Work” emerging African American female artist exhibit.  My duties consisted of assisting the curator with the exhibit as well as constructing pieces for the exhibit that collaborated with the vision of the exhibit.  During the duration of the exhibit each month I conducted artist talks, book making tutorials, and other workshops.

The Seed School of Washington DC

DC Public Charter Schools

Overnight Resident Advisor

April 2010 - October 2010

At SEED, I provided a safe haven for middle school students to express themselves through artistic disciplines such as arts and crafts.  I also introduced creative literature which enabled open dialogue conversations where mentoring was involved.

Maya Angelou Public Charter School

Washington, DC

Teacher

January 2010 - May 2010

At Maya Angelou, I taught the Urban Arts and Entertainment curriculum to high school students ranging from their sophomore to senior years.  The class covered a wide range of subjects including art, fashion and pop culture.