Solo and Two Person Exhibitions: 

2020    

 

Sunshine City | Solo Exhibition | Morean Arts Center | St. Petersburg, FL
•    Awarded solo exhibition for 2020 after winning Curators Choice in 2019 at the This is Me exhibition. 
 

2018

    

working title | Solo Exhibition | Depot Building | Gainesville, FL
•    Sculptures, paintings, and comprehensive research commenting on the state of lawn care laborers specifically in Hailes Plantation, the wealthiest neighborhood in Gainesville, FL.
 

Really, in 2018? | Two Person Exhibition | WARPhaus | Gainesville, FL
•    Exhibition of combined works involving family dynamics and their influences on gender and sexual orientation through developing adolescents.  
 

2013    

 

Through the Crevasses | Solo Exhibition | Morean Arts Center | St. Petersburg, FL
•    Naturalistic drawings depicting disregarded alleyways and city spaces in hope to elevate the beauty in an overlooked landscape. 
 

Group Exhibitions:

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2022    

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New Growth | Port Angeles Fine Arts Center | Webster's Woods Sculpture Park | Port Angeles, WA |

•     A series of seven sculptures throughout a specific trail of the Sculpture Garden. All of them dedicated to the working class of the saw and lumber mill industries prevalent throughout Port Angeles's history.

 

Curator's Choice | Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art | Tarpon Springs, FL |

•     A series of seven sculptures throughout a specific trail of the Sculpture Garden. All of them dedicated to the working class of the saw and lumber mill industries prevalent throughout Port Angeles's history.

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2019    

 

This is Me | Morean Arts Center | St. Petersburg | Curator Amanda Cooper  
•     A sculpture consisting of 24 paintings depicting three generations of tools my family has used as a commentary on the generational constructs holding back working class families.
 

2018    

 

FACC College of the Arts Student Juried Exhibition | University Gallery | Gainesville, FL | Juror/Artist Heather Hart 
•    The two works selected, Uncle Shawn, and Working Objects, both highlight the working class through their invisibility, displaying their tools as artifacts and allowing the viewer to become the laborer.

NOMO SAD DAYS | Depot Building | Gainesville, FL | Curator/Artist Kevin Mahoney     
•    Rubber band styled ball of hoses that captured the frustration of the working class and also fit the American aesthetic of the exhibition. 
 

Thingy | Moisturizer Gallery | Gainesville, FL | Curators/Artists Christian Casas and Dessarae Bassil 
•    A commentary on leisure and labor, I created a short putt putt golf course and a short lawn with a toy lawn mower, 
 

TEDxUF: Art Showcase | First Magnitude | Gainesville, FL | Jurors TEDx Executive Art Board 
•    TEDxUF juried exhibition surrounded by the idea of expectations, at First Magnitude in Gainesville, FL. 
 

2017    

 

International Sculpture Day | Innovation Park | Gainesville, FL 
•    A Florida death row cell I constructed out of steel with a floor made of sand as a commentary on the absurdism of life and the prison system.  
 

2016    

 

Eleven Eleven | Super Fun Gallery | Gainesville, FL | Sculpture Club Officers 
•    A juried art exhibition hosted by the University of Florida’s Sculpture Club.
 

Tabby Goes to Basel | 4Most Gallery | Gainesville, FL 
•    An exhibition of affordable artwork displaying 3D modeled and printed artworks. 
 

2013    

 

Scholastics Art and Writing Exhibition | Parsons the New School for Design and Pratt Manhattan | New York City
•    Exhibiting the winners of the 2013 Scholastics Art and Writing Awards for my Silver Key with Distinction Portfolio. 
 

American Visions Award Winners Exhibition | U.S. Department of Education and the President’s Committee on the Arts and the Humanities | Washington D.C. 
•    Exhibiting national winners of 2013 Scholastics Art and Writing National Achievement Awards.

 

AWARDS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
 

2019    

 

This is Me | Morean Arts Center | St. Petersburg, FL 
-Curators Choice-  
•    Exhibition about self-image, where I won Curators Choice and People’s Choice.  
 

2016    

 

Trashformations | Florida Museum of Natural History | Gainesville, FL 
-First Place- 
•    1st place in the college division of the Alachua county art competition that requires the artwork to be constructed of at least 70% recycled or recyclable materials
 

2013    

 

Scholastics Art & Writings Awards | Carnegie Hall | Manhattan, NY 
-National Silver Key with Distinction and American Visions Award Winner-
•    A national award for a portfolio of 2D colored pencil drawings on black foam board. It pictured naturalistic alleyways in harsh contrast as depiction of the treatment of unprivileged spaces and disregarded spaces with element of hope through lighting.