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My first love is newspapers. I started out in the field of journalism, and some of my best memories are from covering stories and interviewing people from all walks of life. Sadly, many of my clips have been lost to the ether, but I do have a few remaining clips. While in New York, I freelanced for the TimesLedger Newspapers. This piece centers on a summer dance event at P.S.1, a museum dedicated to installation art and affiliated with MOMA. 

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