Community Coordinator, Artist, + Creative
As a dedicated curator and arts professional, I am driven by the belief that art has the transformative power to engage, inspire, and empower communities.
My work revolves around creating accessible spaces—both physical and digital—where diverse voices are not only heard but celebrated. Through my experiences managing collections, curating exhibitions, and creating dynamic content, I have developed a deep commitment to ensuring that art is accessible to all.
From my role as a Program Coordinator at Hamline University, where I lead the event offerings and space accessibility of the Career Development Center, to my contracted work as an Arts Coordinator at Modus Locus, where I participated in the creation, curation, and management of contemporary artworks and cultivated strong artist relationships, to my experience as a content creator for Wisconsin Humanities, I aim to bridge the gap between art and the public. I focus on designing accessible, engaging, and meaningful experiences that bring art closer to its audience. Whether through meticulously organizing exhibition histories or designing social media campaigns that foster community engagement, I am dedicated to ensuring that art reaches and resonates with diverse populations.
With a foundation in digital and physical collections management, exhibition coordination, and arts education, I aim to continue expanding my work in accessible arts programming that enriches communities and makes art an integral part of public life.
I am eager to explore a wide range of opportunities in the Twin Cities, bringing my skills in arts management, content creation, and community engagement to dynamic and impactful roles.
