Welcome to my new monthly newsletter. Over the past few months, I’ve struggled to share what’s happening in my art practice through social media — the algorithm grind just makes it hard to reach the people who actually want to see the work. So I’m trying something different: a slower, more intentional way to stay in touch.

Each month, I’ll share updates from the studio — new work, exhibitions, commissions, and whatever else is taking shape. Feel free to pass it along to friends, family, or anyone you think might want to follow along.

New York’s Leslie-Lohman Museum Acquires Another Poem

I'm thrilled to share that my collage Another Poem has been acquired by the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art in New York. Created during my residency and first exhibited in The Plural of He, this piece pays tribute to the life and activism of Trinidadian poet, critic, and social justice advocate, Colin Robinson.

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Moonlight: Respite of the Black Madonnas Feature in Spring Issue of Hammer & Hope

This collage, first in the Moonlight series, was selected to run alongside the article "The Climate Movement Should Become a Human Movement" by authors Rhiana Gunn-Wright and Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò in the Spring 2025 issue of Hammer & Hope.

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The Canes: Sweet Girls (No. 1)

• New collages: The Canes, based on my ongoing Queering Cane Sketchbook project, are now live. There are currently three pieces in the series.

• Moonlight Blues: “Among the Hibiscus” is the fourth collage in the ongoing series.

Nature’s Wild: Queering Cane Collaboration with Andil Gosine to Debut in Toronto This Fall

Originally slated for the Art Museum of the Americas, Nature’s Wild with Andil Gosine was canceled just before its opening. Now reimagined and relocated, the exhibition—including my collaboration with Gosine—will open at Paul Petro Contemporary Art in Toronto from October 10 to November 8, 2025. This new chapter of the show affirms our collective commitment to challenging institutional silencing and continuing critical dialogue around queerness, environmental justice, and Caribbean identity.

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Here is what I am reading, watching, and listening to as I move in and out of the studio this month:

• Reading Lonnie Holley’s new masterful monograph, MITH. His latest album Tonky is also in heavy rotation and already in my Top 10 albums of 2025.

• My renewed obsession with Tears for Fear’s Songs From the Big Chair remains unchecked.

• Enjoyed YoYo Lander’s solo exhibition, Between the Quiet, Selected Works from 2019 to 2024, at the Harvey B. Gantt Center in Charlotte, NC.

• The BBC’s longest running crime drama (28 seasons!) Silent Witness, is often on in the background thanks to Britbox.