A funny thing happened on the way to DC

I’m gonna need Inauguration Day to get here sooner rather than later. When I look back at the end of 2020/ beginning of 2021, I don’t want to think of it as the series finale of America. I want to remember this period as a time of career milestones.

I thought debuting “The Home Inside My Head” well after Election Day would keep it from being buried by political news, but nooo… election coverage is still going strong. Fortunately, I also received a fantastic Christmas gift: a positive review of my work in the Washington Post!

So yeah, I was a little sad to close my first solo show at Morton Fine Art— but also relieved, because it ended just before the post-election insurrection at the US Capitol Building.

We’re entering the second week of 2021. Why is 2020 trying to hold on like a piece of toilet paper to a shoe?

I got an MFA without studying. Here's how

In case you missed it: I’m now represented by the Morton Fine Art Gallery in Washington, DC! MFA and I are partnering to present my work to art collectors on the East Coast and beyond.

Here’s what that means for you, practically speaking:

• If you’ve been eyeballing a collage or one of the 2D works in my online shop, please contact MFA. They’ll walk you through the process.

• If you’ve been eyeballing one of my assemblage sculptures, contact MFA. Even if they redirect you back to me, it’s good form to ask the gallery first.

• MFA is listing my work on Artsy as well as the gallery website! (Don’t say I never did anything for ya.)

• COVID-19 precautions mean MFA’s physical space is open by appointment only. Contact them to see my work in person, and be sure to wear your mask.

One more thing: if you’re a Howard University alum who loves art and is planning to visit campus soon, MFA is less than two miles away…

I imagine it’d be super easy to make an appointment that fits into your itinerary. Happy Friday, y’all!