Speaking & Facilitation

I facilitate conversations, keynotes, and learning experiences that center Black art, culture, and speculative futures while making complex ideas accessible, engaging, and grounded in lived experience.

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My speaking practice spans artist talks, curator conversations, keynote addresses, and guest lectures for high school and college classrooms. Whether in academic, institutional, or community settings, I approach speaking as a form of cultural production—one that invites dialogue, reflection, and collective imagination.

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Drawing from my curatorial work, design background, and Afrofuturist framework, I speak on topics including Black visual culture, curatorial practice, Afrofuturism, community-centered exhibition models, and cultural strategy. My facilitation style is conversational, research-informed, and participatory, creating space for artists, students, and audiences to engage critically and creatively.

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I am available for lectures, panels, workshops, classroom visits, and public programs.