Einsichten 2026

I have a piece in Visarte’s Einsichten 2026 show, opening Saturday, August 29th at Kupper Modern in Zurich. The show is up, Wednesdays-Sundays from 2-8, through September 12th.

Unfolded Chapters at the 2026 Athens Photo Festival

My publication The Dry Garden will be on view in the exhibition The Photography of Nature & the Nature of Photography - Unfolded Chapters at the Athens Photo Festival this summer. Unfolded Chapters is an annual celebration of photobooks conceived as a curated group exhibition. Each year, the exhibition’s title and thematic framework are derived from a selected book that serves as a crucial point of reference, inviting artists and publishers to engage in dialogue with its ideas.

Many thanks to Sylvia Sachini for including my work. The festival runs from June 10 - July 26.

Fall of Freedom Mixtape / A Gathering of the Tribe

Tracie Dawn Williams curated a mixtape for the Fall of Freedom event, answering a nationwide call for unity in the face of rising authoritarianism in the US. For this call, I revisited the copper plates I had engraved with selections of text from I Looked & Looked. In this selection, Everything We Thought, the texts speak of searching for the moon as much as uncertainty in the face of climate crisis as hurricanes and other weather phenomena become increasingly dangerous.

ICP Photobook Fest, Oct 2-5

This past weekend, two images from La vie is like that were on view in the museum’s Project Space. Seaton Street Press presented a selection of its projects examining the intersections of site, language, and memory, reflecting on familial and constructed archives, migration stories, and geographies. From Justin Hui's Searching for Poon, reconstructing his grandmother's memory and journey from mainland China to Hong Kong, Diana Guerra's Fleeting Under Light, on border crossings and new understandings of family and homelands in Latiné communities, and my book, La vie is like that, exploring language acquisition, migration, love, grief, family, identity, and aphasia, to Tyler Rico's Convergence and Excavation, disparate moments and timelines embedded in places and objects, Matt Neff's Sometimes, on vernacular photography and time as a feeling, and Lindsay Buchman's Stratagems (an overture), reflecting on transracial adoption and how place shapes who we become.

Support Systems at Longwood Art Gallery

January 22nd is the opening of Support Systems, a group exhibition curated by Christina Freeman at Longwood Art Gallery in the Bronx. I’m excited to have an installation of The Dry Garden included. The exhibit runs through February 25th. More info at the following link: https://www.bronxarts.org/programs/connector/longwood-art-project/longwood-art-gallery

A Letter from a Friend, Bacio in Bern

I sent off a postcard from Light Blue Desire to Bern two weeks ago for this sprawling group show, A Letter from a Friend, taking place this month at Bacio in Bern. The postcard is from the section of Light Blue Desire that talks about colors and direction in language. The show is up into December, details over at: https://bacio-collective.com/

Group show - Community Care in NYC

Happy to have work from my collaborative project with Christina Labey, The Library as a Garden, on view in this upcoming exhibition at the Lower Eastside Girls Club Gallery. The show, Community Care: Stewarding Your Neighborhood, is organized by the Lower East Side Ecology Center and opens on September 6th.

Press Print: Risograph Photobooks @ Penumbra Foundation, July 25 - November 1, 2024

Very excited to have La vie is like that included in the exhibition Press Print : Risograph Photobooks opening this week at Penumbra Foundation. If you’re in NY do stop by! The show runs through November 1st. More details at: https://www.penumbrafoundation.org/press-print

The Via Combusta at Three Shadows Beijing

The Via Combusta’s next stop is Three Shadows in Beijing! The exhibition is on view from May 11 - June 16, 2024. Work from my linked projects The Moon & Stars Can Be Yours and Sympathetic Magic are included in the group exhibition curated by Zhou Yichen and Gan Yingying.

Old School, New Worlds

My collaborative project The Library as a Garden will be on view in Old School, New Worlds at SMUSH Gallery in Jersey City. The exhibition is organized by Dense Magazine in conjunction with the Jersey Art Book Fair (runs Feb 3-4). The Library as a Garden is a collaboration between Christina Labey and myself exploring the connection between humans and plants through the lens of the archive. In this arboreal-focused installation, we weave together plant specimens, watercolor studies, and writing to infuse new life into historical archives. By casting trees as quiet observers of human history and pivotal figures in forging a sustainable future, in the hopes of redirecting our attention to the often-overlooked presence of nature in the urban landscape.

The Via Combusta at Jimei X Arles Photo Festival

Work related to my book The Moon & Stars Can Be Yours is included in the group exhibition The Via Combusta on view until January 21st in Xiamen, China as part of the Jimei X Arles Photo Festival. The exhibition curated by Yichen Zhou and Yingying Gan won the festival’s Curatorial Award and will be shown in expanded form this spring at Fotografiska in Shanghai and at Beijing’s Three Shadows Photography Center.