“During our visit to South Africa, my greatest test came when the rest of the group and I were blessed with a street performance of Zulu war dances.” Poems.
"The intersections of my identity became points of confusion for me: I was Black like the people I was seeing, but I wasn’t African. I did not even know if I should call myself African-American or if I was being seen as just American, or if it mattered."
"China is a complex and ever-changing nation but what repeatedly struck me in each city was the visible split between new and old. " Three digital paintings.
A study of the Parthenon Marbles at the British Museum raises questions about "the differences between the museum setting and an object’s original context."
".Museum seeks to be a reparative critique of the Anglo- and Euro-centricisim and the lingering attitudes of exploitative colonialism that remain calcified in [major] cultural institutions."
"If you ask me 'how is the community where I was grown?' I have to talk about my grandparents." A Turkish-Syrian Jew in Buenos Aires reflects on his heritage.