Alliyah is an independent curator-scholar, educator, and arts administrator whose practice is grounded in Black feminist approaches to exhibition-making, education, and public engagement.
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As a curator-scholar, my practice bridges archival research with overlooked histories to develop exhibitions and projects that engage Black visual culture, contemporary art, and socially engaged practice across institutions.
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Through conversation and hands-on activities, I design and facilitate student-centered workshops that explore overlooked histories through contemporary and socially engaged art practices.
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I provide high-level strategic and operational support that brings creative ideas to life. From budgets and timelines to communications, partnerships, and production, I guide exhibitions, programs, and events from vision through execution.
Image by Holden Blanco, 2024