Press

Strange Fire: Interview with Grace Aneiza Ali
Newsone: New Digital Exhibition Helps People Cope with Trauma of Racist Violence
Foundwork: Is it possible to be a revolutionary and like flowers?
Baltimore Art: ‘Migrations and Meaning(s) in Art’ Centers Hope, Humor, and Ritual
Vice: Guyanese Artists Explore the Impact of Migration
The Washington Post: The Art of Mass Incarceration
PanmericanWorld: Guyanese Artists Explore the Experience of Immigration at the Liminal Space Exhibition Opening in NY
ivoh: OF NOTE’s Water Issue connects arts activism to Restorative Narrative
Hyperallergic: Gathering the Work of Guyanese Artists Far from Home
PBS | No Passport Required: Little Guyana, Queens
The Village Voice: A Guyanese Art Show Explores Images of Migration and Home-Making
StoryCorps: Interview
Public: A Journal of Imagining America: Of Note Magazine: An Artful Call to Action
GOOD Magazine: New Web Platform Treads Line Between Art and Activism