I am an independent public scholar based in New York City. Formally educated and trained in art history and theology, I research and write about art, religion, and how the two sometimes connect.

My areas of interest include the accessibility of art and art history across class and educational backgrounds; pastoral care and liberation theologies; and diaspora communities’ intercultural/ intergenerational relationship to home and belonging.

I teach, write, and do research for museums, colleges, and publications. My independent scholarship takes place alongside participation in collaborative projects at cultural organizations and educational institutions.

I am a Full Member of the National Coalition of Independent Scholars.