I teach courses on the history and theory of photography, museum studies, global modernisms, and contemporary art. In addition to an active curatorial practice, I write about photography from Cuba and the Cuban diaspora.
My work as curator extends beyond the Wriston Art Galleries, including care for the Teakwood Room, a historic room in Chapman Hall, and public sculptures on campus like Otāēciah, in Kaeyes Mamaceqtawuk Plaza. I am also a board member for the Trout Museum of Art in downtown Appleton and the Association of Academic Museums and Galleries.
Learn more about my professional background on LinkedIn, and read about why I love teaching at Lawrence and how I spend time outside the classroom in On Main Hall Green With...
