FACES/PLACES, Reach Gallery, Yonkers, New York, opened on February 20, 2025, with Alison Ashley Arias and Jesus Ochoa. Faces - Places delves into the interconnectedness of humanity, intertwining personal narratives and cultural nuances to create a vivid tapestry of identity and belonging.

"As We Are," Be You Fest, Bronx, New York, May 3, 2025. A photograph collection created in collaboration with several artists, shown at a community festival celebrating authenticity and self-expression.

Percep-ción: A Journey Through the Creative Psyche of New York, presented by eres and BronxNet, curated by Jesús Santana, fall 2025.

Monad NYC Juneteenth Photography Exhibition, June 18 through 20, 2026. A three-day celebration of Black photography and culture, spanning portraiture, documentary, street photography, fine art, and personal archives.

Peace2Power, Natty Garden, Brooklyn, New York, October 17, 2026.

© The Human Family Project by Apple
Cupertino, California, Apple released a new film this morning, "The Human Family," celebrating the diversity of the human race through a collection of images captured by iPhone users worldwide. Narrated by the late poet laureate Maya Angelou, the film highlights that no matter where we come from, we are more alike than unalike.
The Human Family Project by apple©Cupertino, California. This morning, Apple released a new film titled "The Human Family," which celebrates the diversity of humanity through a collection of images taken by iPhone users from around the globe. Narrated by the late poet laureate Maya Angelou, the film emphasizes that we have more in common than we realize, regardless of our backgrounds. 

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