Publications & Curatorial

Publications

“Out of the Institutional Archive and on to the ‘Digital Streets’: Restoring Community Access to the Squatters’ Collective Oral History Project.” In Remembering and (Re)remembering: The Archive, Memory and Social Justice in the 21st Century. Edited by Ben Alexander. London: Facet Publishing (forthcoming).


“Spotlight: ‘Viva La Huelga!’: Farah Pants Workers’ Strike, 1972–1974.” Published by the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History. May 1, 2026.”


“Self-Help Housing: Squatting as Radical Housing Activism.” Published by the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation. June 18, 2025.


“How El Bohío Became a New York City Landmark.” Published by the New York Preservation Archive Project. November 1, 2024.


“Frances Goldin And The Moses Threat To Cooper Square.” Published by the Gotham Center for New York City History. March 20, 2024.


“Change is Thy Other Name: Profit Motives in the American Penal System Since the Civil War.” Gateway History Journal Vol. XVII, Washington University, (2018): 14-45.

Curatorial Experience

Assistant Curator, Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History

Exhibition: In-progress exhibition on the history of abolition

Curatorial Researcher, Art and Exhibition Hall of the Federal Republic of Germany

Exhibition: Everything at Once: Postmodernity, 1967-1992

Curatorial Assistant (Project-Based), BRIC Arts Media

Exhibitions: BRIC’s Biennial Vol. III and Mary Mattingly: What Happens After

Curatorial Intern, Museum of the City of New York

Exhibition: Canceled exhibition on the history of Tammany Hall (canceled due to COVID-19)

Curatorial Intern, BRIC Arts Media

Exhibitions: Public Access/Open Networks and BRIDGES, a solo exhibition of works by Sam Messer