I’m a writer, curator, and organizer from and based in Los Angeles. My practice takes many forms and is often collaborative.

I’m also a PhD candidate in Comparative Studies in Literature and Culture at the University of Southern California. 

My writing has appeared in the Los Angeles Review of Books, the LA Times, X-TRA Contemporary Art Journal, Zocálo Public Square, among others. I recently organized exhibitions at the ONE Archives and Vincent Price Art Museum in Los Angeles and the CAPC Musée d’art Contemporain in Bordeaux. I was the recipient of a 2022 Aratani Community Advancement Research Endowment Grant and the 2021 Étant Donnés Curatorial Fellowship.

I’m an editor, too. Mashinka Firunts Hakopian’s The Institute of Other Intelligences was published by X Artists’ Books last year. The republication of Gene Oishi’s In Search of Hiroshi was released by Kaya Press in 2024. 

I work with the estate and archive of Matsumi “Mike” Kanemitsu. As a community organizer, I am embedded in a history of art and activism in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles. 

I co-directed a small, independent exhibition space in Paris from 2014-2016. I’ve worked in public art, galleries, non-profits, museums, and artist studios in Los Angeles and in France.

At USC, I’m a member of the Creativity, Theory, Politics Research Cluster. I’ve organized and moderated other public programs about the intersections of art and activism.

I have an MA in Curatorial Studies from the Sorbonne and a BA in Art History from Pitzer College.

You can see my CV here.