What i've
been
up
to
Lately I've been working on a documentary
about Basque agriculture and cuisine.
personal liturgy
First and always a lover of stories, I am also interested in traditions and mysteries, queerness and art, museums and feelings.
At the Columbia Global Paris Center, I work as communications coordinator to share our cultural programs, civic engagement initiatives, and the Atelier podcast with a wide audience of scholars, students, artists, and the general public.
As a freelance editor and researcher, I undertake both literary and academic projects.
In days of yore, I worked as a full-time research assistant on a book about the Louvre Museum by Elaine Sciolino, best-selling author and erstwhile head of the New York Times Paris bureau. I contributed reporting and research to several of her New York Times articles.
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I have a B.A. in history and medieval studies from Columbia University, where I received departmental honors and the Carl B. Boyer prize in the History of Science for my thesis.
My artistic practice today weaves between handicraft, illustration, digital media, and photography. I draw from the well of my conservatory education in fine arts at Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music, Art, and Performing Arts, where I specialized in painting and photography after two years of foundational and technical courses.
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I was born and bred in New York City, and am fluent in English and French. ​Before moving to Paris, I lived in the verdant French Basque Country, where I worked at the local tourism office.
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Installée à Paris depuis 2021, je suis une écrivaine et chercheuse franco-américaine. Chargée de la communication du centre de l'Université Columbia à Paris, je m'investit dans la promotion de notre programmation culturelle, du podcast "Atelier", ainsi que dans notre soutien aux associations, artistes et chercheurs. En tant que rédactrice et chercheuse freelance, je travaille à la fois sur des projets scientifiques et littéraires, dont un livre à paraître sur le musée du Louvre. Née et élevée à New York, je suis diplômée en histoire de l'Université Columbia.