to be held in two hands with Sonali Menezes and Snack Witch Joni Cheung at Martha Street Studio

https://www.peripheralreview.com/reaching-for-diasporic-offerings/

https://www.thinkingthroughthemuseum.org/blog/black-artistic-and-curatorial-practices

https://www.thinkingthroughthemuseum.org/blog/searching-for-black-queer-manitoban-lives

Beholden in the Wake: Denyse Thomasos: just beyond at Remai Modern

https://www.peripheralreview.com/beholden-in-the-wake-denyse-thomasos-just-beyond-at-remai-modern/

Mahlet Cuff considers the lack of Black representation in senior institutional roles across much of the Prairies while highlighting the inspired and notable shifts taking place in Saskatchewan.

https://blackflash.ca/expanded/shifting-the-centre/

This exhibition, Notes on Self Invention, asks its audience to think about their relationship to memory: what do we choose to remember, who can we look to when those memories are hard to recall, and how can we create new memories that are influenced by the past. Memory work is not a singular action, but is meant to be collaborative; recalling memories takes many people. Understanding the roots that tie you together in relation to family can be complex when the memories are blurred with trauma.

https://akimbo.ca/akimblog/glodi-bahati-at-platform-centre-winnipeg/

In conversation with Adrienne Huard for Public Parking

http://thisispublicparking.com/posts/desirability-relationality-and-dreaming-of-what-the-gallery-can-hold-in-conversation-with-adrienne-huard

In conversation with Geneviève Wallen about Younger than Beyoncé’s Thinking of You care packages.

https://blackflash.ca/expanded/alternative-methods-for-fostering-care/