The soft, curves of the organza bodysuit and skirt paired perfectly with the famed Los Angeles building designed by architect Richard Meier, as did rocking an artsy look from a Black-owned brand and designed by a Black woman to a Black-centered art event.

On June 17, more than 100 Black folks—myself included—gathered at the Getty Center. Even during golden hour, the stunning panoramic Los Angeles views just couldn’t compete with the rich medley of melanin and style.

“Projects: Tadáskía” at MoMA has easily become of my new happy places, a precious destination that will live rent-free in my mind as a means of refuge and inspiration.

I can’t recall an exhibition solely dedicated to spotlighting this kind of image making, particularly of queer T4T (trans for trans) love and relationships, a radical inclusion and centering amidst...

Accompanied by my friend Jana, I headed out to 3rd Street Promenade on Sunday, May 19. For context: a steady—albeit trickling—stream of shoppers…

Earlier this year, the fine art services and advisory firm Clark Priftis Art invited me to write the exhibition catalogue for “Unearthing Black Stories”…

Thanks to friends who generously (and patiently!) shared two hours of their weekend to offer assistance and feedback, I was able to continue…

I’m in the early stages of developing Feeling Myself: an exercise in unapologetic vanity and conceit, a public performance piece…