Art Exhibitions
and Civic Forums
juried, grant-funded, and/or award-winning local, national, and international exhibitions
“All Bullets Shatter: Untold Stories of Gun Violence and Trauma.” Living Art Exhibition and Civic Forum.
Minneapolis, MN and Online: May 2022. With the Institute for Digital Humanity; Institute for Aesthetic
Advocacy; Guns Down, Love Up; Project Minnesota; The Digital Archive of Literacy Narratives (Ohio State,
Portland State, George State); and the Pittsburgh University Prison Writing Project.
“Digital Rights Are Civil Rights: Race and Technology.” Juried International Art Exhibition and Community
Education Event. Minneapolis MN and Online: February 2021. With the Institute for Digital Humanity,
Institute for Aesthetic Advocacy, ACLU MN, Native Youth Arts Collective, and Councilman Steve Fletcher.
“Contaminated.” International Juried Art Exhibition and Civic Forum. Minneapolis, MN and Online: May 2020.
With the Institute for Digital Humanity and Institute for Aesthetic Advocacy.
“Medical Unreliability and Sick Girl Theory.” Curated Cross-Cultural Art Exchange. With Allison Baker, the
Institute for Digital Humanity, and the Institute for Aesthetic Advocacy. St. Cloud Zine Fest. St. Cloud, MN.
February 2020.
“Sad Girls and Hopeful Women.” Curated Cross-Cultural Art Exchange. With the Institute for Digital Humanity,
and the Institute for Aesthetic Advocacy. Twin Cities Zine Fest. Minneapolis, MN. September 2020.
“Hopeful Women.” Student Art Installation on Christian Feminism. Hamline University. Saint Paul, MN. Dec
2018.
“World Press Freedom Day: What Do You Have to Say,” Student Art Installation on Free Speech. Hamline
University. Saint Paul, MN. April 2017.
“Y2K16.” Student Art Installation on Digital Ethics. Hamline University. Saint Paul, MN. December 2016.
“dronesTruck: Operation Como.” Student-Curated International Sound Art Exhibition. Saint Paul, MN. May 2016.
“School Violence: An Interdisciplinary Approach.” Student Art Installation on School Shootings. Hamline University. Saint Paul, MN. December 2015.