With over 15 years of experience producing contemporary art projects that bridge critical discourse, material experimentation, and public life, his work has long been grounded in artist-driven collaboration, spanning museums, cultural institutions, corporations, and public agencies. He has developed and produced a number of exhibitions, public art commissions, publications, and digital projects for internationally recognized museums, corporations, and the New York City subway system, consistently advancing innovative arts programming that centers artists’ voices, expands access, and enriches civic space. As a curator and historian, he integrates rigorous historical scholarship that considers the sociopolitical dimensions of the material world, and where art, craft, technology, and design converge. He has published extensively and organized exhibitions focused on the history of the global fiber art movement, the automobile as a source of artistic inspiration, women’s and queer people’s creative labor, and the legacies of liberation movements globally. He has held positions at the Museum of Modern Art, Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, Meta Open Arts, and for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s Arts & Design team. He is currently Director of Creative Partnerships at Public Art Fund in New York, where he oversees a team specializing in large scale public art projects for a variety of civic spaces.