INK, CHARCOAL & JET: DRAWING WITH CHARCOAL (2026)
TD Curatorial Fellowship x Art Windsor Essex
A class for beginner and intermediate artists and illustrators that offered a variety of techniques and best practices for working with charcoal which concluded with a charcoal study in the gallery.
A RESTLESS SPECTRE: STILL LIFE DRAWING (2026)
TD Curatorial Fellowship x Art Windsor Essex
An intimate drawing class, for both beginner and intermediate artists and illustrators offering a variety of warmup techniques before a prolonged still life in the gallery.
LIMINAL CITY EXHIBITION SERIES: FLOWERS GROW HERE (2025)
Experimental Drawing Workshop and Community Zine, Dry Goods Gallery
Participants were guided through a slow-looking walking worksheet of Ford City before gathering for a collective conversation to share their observations, findings, and reflections. These discussions informed the development of pages, made by participating individuals during the workshop, for the Flowers Grow Here Community Zine.
BLACK JOY CONFERENCE (2025)
Greater Essex County District School Board x Arts Can Teach
Working with three rotating groups of approximately 50–60 secondary students in the Greater Essex District School Board, I led a self-portrait workshop using collage materials, including quotes from Black leaders around the world. Through the activity, students explored positive self-image, self-reflection, and ways to build a more inclusive future.
MAKING ALTERNATIVE CHOICES (2025)
John Howard x Art Windsor Essex
Making Alternative Choices is a combined project - featuring a booklet and six (6) part video series to help break the ice; the booklet and video series, when used in tandem, is a tool that encourages youth to open up - to build engagement and communication through the arts.Themes within the booklet and video series include; anger management, positive self-talk and reflection, breathing and self-regulation tools.
WAY TO WELLNESS (2024)
Windsor Essex Child/Youth Advocacy Centre x Art Windsor Essex
Doodle Your Way to Wellness is a youth-friendly resource, blending visual art sketchbooks with mindfulness activities. Designed for WECYAC, these are private handheld spaces, meant to encourage creativity and self-reflection. This booklet is accompanied by an in-space mural designed by artist Julie Hall.
CONNECTING: COLOUR AND COLLAGE (2023)
Honourable W.C Kennedy Collegiate x Art Windsor Essex
Kennedy Collegiate’s Grade 9 Arts (AVI1O) exhibition, Connecting: Colour and Collage, is inspired by Rajni Perera’s exhibition Futures and explores Colour Theory as a storytelling tool. Through studying Perera’s work, students analyzed the emotional impact of colour and then applied these insights to create individual collages; each student crafted unique pieces using textures, tones, and patterns with their own colour wheels.
BLACK HISTORY MONTH: ACRYLIC PAINTING (2023)
Windsor Women Working With Immigrant Women
In celebration of Black History Month, I partnered with W5 to host an engaging acrylic painting workshop. Together, we explored the fundamentals of color theory while also discussing local art hubs, fostering connections with the vibrant arts community in Windsor-Essex and encouraging participants to dive deeper into creative expression.
WE R HERE (2022)
Windsor-Essex Children's Aid Society x Art Windsor Essex
In partnership with the Windsor-Essex Children’s Aid Society, this project fosters self and community connections, inviting youth and their families to contribute visual ideas and inspirations. The gathered artwork shaped a community mural designed by artist Julie Hall, creating a collective piece that reflects shared experiences and local stories.