I am a Philadelphia-based writer, curator, and art historian. I develop programs at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and previously I worked on a global art history research program at the Museum of Modern Art, New York. I earned a Master’s degree in Art History in May 2015 from The University of Georgia. In 2012-3, I researched contemporary Hungarian art and national identity at the Ludwig Museum of Contemporary Art in Budapest while on a Fulbright grant. Prior to that, I lived in New York City and worked in book publishing for five years.

Since 2008, I have written the blog Art Ravels: Arts and Culture Unwound about contemporary art. Art Ravels is a reflection of wide exposure to the art scene in New York City. As a personal outlet for my thoughts on arts and culture, I strive to write accessibly, clearly, and passionately in reviews and analysis about art that excites me. The Huffington Post (2013 article) and New York Art Beat (2009 article) have named it as one of the five NYC art blogs you should be reading.

In January 2015, I began to feature interviews on my blog as part of Phone Tag, a generative interview format.