(2025- Bookstore Gallery) A multi-room exhibition exploring Atlanta’s cultural identity through music, architecture, and community narratives. The project blended archival references, mixed-media artworks, and neighborhood storytelling to create an immersive experiential environment. My role included exhibit design, spatial layout, fabrication coordination, and interpretive content development.

(2025- Bookstore Gallery) This was a program extension of the Hotlanta exhibition, featuring two film screenings, an interactive quilt-building activity, and guided viewing of works from the main exhibition. I coordinated event logistics, designed activity signage, ensured multi-room film playback, and facilitated visitor engagement as part of the panel discussion.

(2024-25 Bookstore Gallery) Art Dojo transformed a conference room into an immersive artist-in-residence installation featuring handmade sculptural elements and interactive components. I designed the spatial layout, fabricated key pieces—including a large paper chandelier—and created participatory elements that encouraged visitor engagement.

(2024- Sip Museum) This environmental art project repurposed illegally dumped tires into colorful planters displayed throughout the neighborhood. The installation promoted sustainability, neighborhood pride, and community-led revitalization. I led the fabrication and installation process alongside local artist as volunteers.

(2020- Sip Museum) This was a youth-centered exhibition created in collaboration with Atlanta Public School educators, showcasing student artwork across multiple mediums. I curated the show, designed the exhibition layout and graphics, and led on-site installation.

(2015- MODA) During my graphic design internship, I supported exhibition preparation, designed marketing materials for public programs, assisted visitors as a gallery docent, and contributed to the museum’s documentation and educational initiatives.