I’m a photographer, writer, marketer, curator, dad, and unapologetically proud Jew.
Much of my recent personal projects look at the landscape as a symbol of human fragility in the wake of my mother-in-law’s long-term battle with early-onset Alzheimers and my sister’s sudden death, balanced by the joy (and stress!) of raising my two young daughters.
In 2005, I co-founded Humble Arts Foundation with Amani Olu, a non-profit dedicated to supporting up-and-coming art photography.
Over the past decade-plus, I've curated over 50 exhibitions online and IRL, collaborating with curatorial heroes like Lumi Tan, Charlotte Cotton, Natalia Sacasa, Roula Seikaly, Mickalene Thomas, and Sara Urbaez, landing press in HyperAllergic, Aperture, FeatureShoot, The New York Times and The New Yorker.
I won the 2019 Blue Sky curatorial prize with Roula Seikaly, and curated my first museum show at The Ogden Museum in New Orleans that same year.
My writing on photography has appeared in VICE, Slate, Daylight, Aperture, Adobe, Hyperallergic, Photograph, and Time, and my weekly stories and interviews on Humble's blog have helped get photographers press, representation, and sell their work.
My own photographs have been featured in VICE, Booooooooom, Paper Journal, Business Insider, Bon Appetit, Lenscratch, and (strangely) Fox News (no regrets).
I also mentor photographers and am available for a whole lot of projects – let's connect!