Hello!

I am a curator and writer, focused on contemporary art and craft. In 2026, I was appointed Chief Curator of the Mattatuck Museum in Waterbury, Connecticut, where I manage a curatorial team and complete around a dozen exhibitions per year and oversee a robust collection of art, historical objects, and archival materials with a strong focus on American, and particularly Connecticut, art and history.

I began my career in book publishing with The Monacelli Press (2008–2011), leading to experience in editing and project management that has informed my curatorial practice in invaluable ways. I have held curatorial roles at The Frances Young Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery at Skidmore College (2016–2026)—where I completed dozens of innovative projects in collaboration with interdisciplinary faculty and staff, among other work—the Indianapolis Museum of Art (2014–2016), and the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum (2011–2014). And I was an inaugural Lenore Tawney Fellow with the John Michael Kohler Arts Center in 2023, researching the work of Lenore Tawney and the women artists, gallerists, critics, writers, and others who supported, influenced, or were influenced by her. 

I am a member of multiple professional organizations, including the Surface Design Association, for which I serve on the Exhibitions Committee and the Board of Directors. My books and exhibitions have been reviewed in the New York Times, Hyperallergic, ArtNews, the Albany Times-Union, and elsewhere, and my projects have received awards from the Museum Association of New York and the American Alliance of Museums. 

Click around to learn more about my exhibitions, books, magazine & journal writing, and talks.