In 2023 I was studying in London, getting my Masters in Art History and Visual Culture. While there I kept a comprehensive Curatorial Notebook. Below are general observations I made after going to 23 Exhibitions from December 2022 through April 2023. A work by Sarah Sze at the Tate Modern in London, England Below is an all inclusive list of all the exhibitions I viewed. This list includes ones that were not written about in depth, and thus some will not have a comprehensive

As we approach the New Year, I'm determined to make blog posts more consistent in 2026. In this regard, I'll be sharing a backlog of old notes, thoughts and critiques from exhibitions 2023 to current. I'm going to title this series of old notes : The Curatorial Backlogs. Postings in this series will come out every three weeks on Thursdays at noon starting January 1 and continuing until I run out of old exhibition reviews. In addition to The Curatorial Notebook Backlogs, I'm h

Recently I had the opportunity to travel to Mexico City. Aside from eating delicious foods and wandering the streets of the city, I indulged in viewing some art exhibits. One of the exhibits I saw was Lilia Carrillo: Everything is Suggestion at the Museo Del Palacio De Bellas Artes.  Carrillo, Jubilo neutro, 1959 As Mexico is a Spanish speaking country, all of the wall texts were in Spanish (obviously). Unfortunately, as someone who only speaks the smallest amount of Spanish,

National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts' 59th Annual Conference, Formation , took place in Salt Lake City, Utah at the very end of last month from March 26th to March 29th - and I had the honor to attend for my first time! The conference was chalk full of panels, talks, demonstations, exhibitions booths and ceramic goodies galore. The line-up of presentations varied from conversations about clay communities, problem solving glazes & clay bodies, anthropological an

Realities: Latin American Figurative Art MFA Boston - Art of the Americas: Gallery 335 Visited: 20 March 2025 Gallery 335 in the Museum...

Stay tuned for my thoughts on exhibitions I've visited, art that sticks with me and whats going on in my personal practice!