Nana and Abuela is a bilingual picture book about love
and listening.
Illustrated by Emiko Rainbow Purchase from most local and national booksellers and
through the publisher:
Art Book Circle is a mobile art tool that allows participants to engage with books through hands-on arts and literacy projects, discussion questions, and extension activities. Commissioned by Springboard for the Arts and Great River Regional Libraries. Book an event here!
Landsick is a crankie shadow puppet show about an uncle who has to leave home and a niece who helps him return. Performed at the Minneapolis Crankie Fest 2023. Learn about crankies here!
Blankets of Ice was an art installation featured at the Art Shanty Projects 2023
Press - Star Tribune article
Mail Love was a fundraiser in 2020 created to support student learning of the letter writing process. Money raised purchased stamps and funded the
creation of letter writing
learning materials.
Are You a Robot/Monster was created in 2014 as part of the
Art Shanty Projects and
was also featured at
Northern Spark 2014
Northern Lights - Northern Spark
Press - Star Tribune
Home is... was a placemaking activity done in partnership with Project for Pride in Living and Springboard for the Arts in 2014 where young people were asked about their ideas of what
home means to them,
resoundingly they said "LOVE"
Created for St. Paul Open Streets University Ave in 2013, Sharing String, Sharing Stories was an opportunity for participants to share their string figure knowledge, cultures, and histories and try their hands
on our 6' tall moving
string figure machine.
Created for Northern Spark 2013, Community Clothesline was a community interactive art project encouraging the sharing and swapping of resources and knowledge, mending, sustainability, and fun.
As a May Day Artist Assistant, I contributed to the 2012 In the Heart of the Beast's May Day Parade and Tree Of Life Ceremony by working with community members and artists to create puppets, masks, props, and stories and by performing in the parade and ceremony.
After Sunset Shadow Troupe wrote and performed original and reimagined shadow puppet shows in many Minneapolis Parks from 2009-2011 made possible by support of the MN Arts Board Multicultural Partnership Artist Grant.
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