I am a writer, editor, curator, and current Arts and Sciences Fellow doctoral student in Emory University’s Graduate Institute of the Liberal Arts. A former instructor in Visual and Critical Studies at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, my teaching at Emory centers around visual culture and visual scholarship. Curatorial work has focused almost exclusively on installation and public intervention, from alternative, grassroots venues to museum, commercial and municipal exhibition spaces. Past projects have been reviewed by Art Papers, Art in America, ARTnews, Contemporary (UK), Public Art Review and Sculpture magazine, among others. I served for five years on the editorial advisory board for Art Papers magazine and am currently an associate editor for the Journal of Artistic Research (Bern, Switzerland). I am also part of the Atlanta-based idea collective, John Q, whose projects explore public intervention, queer memory, and archival practices.