I sat on a bench in the Art Gallery of Burlington conservatory, surrounded by the quiet, lush growth of the ferns and trees. It was the perfect botanical backdrop for an unfolding, a heart to heart conversation with the Hon. #KarinaGould about a long overdue community need.

We set out to create a visual language for resilience, healing, and the ongoing unfolding of identity.

When The Path Doesn't Make Sense There are moments when something sits so strongly on your mind that sleep becomes impossible. That happened to me recently. At 2 AM, wide awake 👀 and reflecting on the past few weeks, the exhibitions, the artist conversations, the vulnerability artists shared about their work, I realized there was something I needed to say out loud. So I recorded a podcast. If you listen, you may notice the beginning moves a little quickly. That’s the energy

A Curatorial Reflection by Francesca Durham I know I've been quiet here lately. Truth is, I've been deep in the beautiful chaos of bringing two exhibitions to life this February, Out of Many Cultures, One People: An Afro-Caribbean Collective and ST!LL BLOOM!NG: Emerging in Radiance, Rooted in Resilience. When you're in the thick of installation, artist coordination, and the thousand small decisions that transform a concept into reality, the blog tends to fall silent. But that