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HANDLE WITH CARE
A selection of works from my opening this past Saturday.

This body of work explores the fragility of memory, using bubble wrap as both a surface and protective layer, holding and preserving moments from the past.

On view until May 24th by appointment.
Closing reception: Sunday, May 24th, 2–6pm.

Thank you to everyone who came through this weekend!!🖤

HANDLE WITH CARE
A selection of works from my opening this past Saturday.

This body of work explores the fragility of memory, using bubble wrap as both a surface and protective layer, holding and preserving moments from the past.

On view until May 24th by appointment.
Closing reception: Sunday, May 24th, 2–6pm.

Thank you to everyone who came through this weekend!!🖤

HANDLE WITH CARE
A selection of works from my opening this past Saturday.

This body of work explores the fragility of memory, using bubble wrap as both a surface and protective layer, holding and preserving moments from the past.

On view until May 24th by appointment.
Closing reception: Sunday, May 24th, 2–6pm.

Thank you to everyone who came through this weekend!!🖤

HANDLE WITH CARE
A selection of works from my opening this past Saturday.

This body of work explores the fragility of memory, using bubble wrap as both a surface and protective layer, holding and preserving moments from the past.

On view until May 24th by appointment.
Closing reception: Sunday, May 24th, 2–6pm.

Thank you to everyone who came through this weekend!!🖤

HANDLE WITH CARE
A selection of works from my opening this past Saturday.

This body of work explores the fragility of memory, using bubble wrap as both a surface and protective layer, holding and preserving moments from the past.

On view until May 24th by appointment.
Closing reception: Sunday, May 24th, 2–6pm.

Thank you to everyone who came through this weekend!!🖤

HANDLE WITH CARE
A selection of works from my opening this past Saturday.

This body of work explores the fragility of memory, using bubble wrap as both a surface and protective layer, holding and preserving moments from the past.

On view until May 24th by appointment.
Closing reception: Sunday, May 24th, 2–6pm.

Thank you to everyone who came through this weekend!!🖤

HANDLE WITH CARE
A selection of works from my opening this past Saturday.

This body of work explores the fragility of memory, using bubble wrap as both a surface and protective layer, holding and preserving moments from the past.

On view until May 24th by appointment.
Closing reception: Sunday, May 24th, 2–6pm.

Thank you to everyone who came through this weekend!!🖤

HANDLE WITH CARE
A selection of works from my opening this past Saturday.

This body of work explores the fragility of memory, using bubble wrap as both a surface and protective layer, holding and preserving moments from the past.

On view until May 24th by appointment.
Closing reception: Sunday, May 24th, 2–6pm.

Thank you to everyone who came through this weekend!!🖤

Hey! This is @adameast here taking over the BZF account for the day. Im a Brooklyn based artist and designer, and a lot of my work re-contextualizes Black American archival material into new formats.

As a designer, Zines have always interested and inspired me. Since going to the first Black Zine Fair, I’ve met so many talented creators that have now shaped my idea of what being a publisher means. I’m grateful for this space that the organizers have created, and to be included again this year. I hope y’all come check me out at table 90 on May 9th! See you there ✌🏾

Hey! This is @adameast here taking over the BZF account for the day. Im a Brooklyn based artist and designer, and a lot of my work re-contextualizes Black American archival material into new formats.

As a designer, Zines have always interested and inspired me. Since going to the first Black Zine Fair, I’ve met so many talented creators that have now shaped my idea of what being a publisher means. I’m grateful for this space that the organizers have created, and to be included again this year. I hope y’all come check me out at table 90 on May 9th! See you there ✌🏾

Hey! This is @adameast here taking over the BZF account for the day. Im a Brooklyn based artist and designer, and a lot of my work re-contextualizes Black American archival material into new formats.

As a designer, Zines have always interested and inspired me. Since going to the first Black Zine Fair, I’ve met so many talented creators that have now shaped my idea of what being a publisher means. I’m grateful for this space that the organizers have created, and to be included again this year. I hope y’all come check me out at table 90 on May 9th! See you there ✌🏾

Hey! This is @adameast here taking over the BZF account for the day. Im a Brooklyn based artist and designer, and a lot of my work re-contextualizes Black American archival material into new formats.

As a designer, Zines have always interested and inspired me. Since going to the first Black Zine Fair, I’ve met so many talented creators that have now shaped my idea of what being a publisher means. I’m grateful for this space that the organizers have created, and to be included again this year. I hope y’all come check me out at table 90 on May 9th! See you there ✌🏾

Hey! This is @adameast here taking over the BZF account for the day. Im a Brooklyn based artist and designer, and a lot of my work re-contextualizes Black American archival material into new formats.

As a designer, Zines have always interested and inspired me. Since going to the first Black Zine Fair, I’ve met so many talented creators that have now shaped my idea of what being a publisher means. I’m grateful for this space that the organizers have created, and to be included again this year. I hope y’all come check me out at table 90 on May 9th! See you there ✌🏾

Hey! This is @adameast here taking over the BZF account for the day. Im a Brooklyn based artist and designer, and a lot of my work re-contextualizes Black American archival material into new formats.

As a designer, Zines have always interested and inspired me. Since going to the first Black Zine Fair, I’ve met so many talented creators that have now shaped my idea of what being a publisher means. I’m grateful for this space that the organizers have created, and to be included again this year. I hope y’all come check me out at table 90 on May 9th! See you there ✌🏾

Hey! This is @adameast here taking over the BZF account for the day. Im a Brooklyn based artist and designer, and a lot of my work re-contextualizes Black American archival material into new formats.

As a designer, Zines have always interested and inspired me. Since going to the first Black Zine Fair, I’ve met so many talented creators that have now shaped my idea of what being a publisher means. I’m grateful for this space that the organizers have created, and to be included again this year. I hope y’all come check me out at table 90 on May 9th! See you there ✌🏾

Hey! This is @adameast here taking over the BZF account for the day. Im a Brooklyn based artist and designer, and a lot of my work re-contextualizes Black American archival material into new formats.

As a designer, Zines have always interested and inspired me. Since going to the first Black Zine Fair, I’ve met so many talented creators that have now shaped my idea of what being a publisher means. I’m grateful for this space that the organizers have created, and to be included again this year. I hope y’all come check me out at table 90 on May 9th! See you there ✌🏾

Hey! This is @adameast here taking over the BZF account for the day. Im a Brooklyn based artist and designer, and a lot of my work re-contextualizes Black American archival material into new formats.

As a designer, Zines have always interested and inspired me. Since going to the first Black Zine Fair, I’ve met so many talented creators that have now shaped my idea of what being a publisher means. I’m grateful for this space that the organizers have created, and to be included again this year. I hope y’all come check me out at table 90 on May 9th! See you there ✌🏾

Hey! This is @adameast here taking over the BZF account for the day. Im a Brooklyn based artist and designer, and a lot of my work re-contextualizes Black American archival material into new formats.

As a designer, Zines have always interested and inspired me. Since going to the first Black Zine Fair, I’ve met so many talented creators that have now shaped my idea of what being a publisher means. I’m grateful for this space that the organizers have created, and to be included again this year. I hope y’all come check me out at table 90 on May 9th! See you there ✌🏾

Hey! This is @adameast here taking over the BZF account for the day. Im a Brooklyn based artist and designer, and a lot of my work re-contextualizes Black American archival material into new formats.

As a designer, Zines have always interested and inspired me. Since going to the first Black Zine Fair, I’ve met so many talented creators that have now shaped my idea of what being a publisher means. I’m grateful for this space that the organizers have created, and to be included again this year. I hope y’all come check me out at table 90 on May 9th! See you there ✌🏾

“Untitled (Malcolm)” (2026)
48x72in UV Printed Ink on Bubble Wrap, LED Lights, Aluminum

This work will be on display at my show “Handle With Care”, which opens this Saturday, May 2nd.

The double sided collage features archived family photos laid out in a grid, behind a photo of a hand cut collage in white ink.

I grew up seeing people in my family create these big photo collages for our loved ones, from a bunch of 4x6in prints - so this is my homage to that practice, but re-imagined as a 4x6 foot version.

Opening Reception:
Active Space Gallery, 3-8pm
566 Johnson Ave, Brooklyn NY

I’ll see you there 🫡

“Untitled (Malcolm)” (2026)
48x72in UV Printed Ink on Bubble Wrap, LED Lights, Aluminum

This work will be on display at my show “Handle With Care”, which opens this Saturday, May 2nd.

The double sided collage features archived family photos laid out in a grid, behind a photo of a hand cut collage in white ink.

I grew up seeing people in my family create these big photo collages for our loved ones, from a bunch of 4x6in prints - so this is my homage to that practice, but re-imagined as a 4x6 foot version.

Opening Reception:
Active Space Gallery, 3-8pm
566 Johnson Ave, Brooklyn NY

I’ll see you there 🫡

“Untitled (Malcolm)” (2026)
48x72in UV Printed Ink on Bubble Wrap, LED Lights, Aluminum

This work will be on display at my show “Handle With Care”, which opens this Saturday, May 2nd.

The double sided collage features archived family photos laid out in a grid, behind a photo of a hand cut collage in white ink.

I grew up seeing people in my family create these big photo collages for our loved ones, from a bunch of 4x6in prints - so this is my homage to that practice, but re-imagined as a 4x6 foot version.

Opening Reception:
Active Space Gallery, 3-8pm
566 Johnson Ave, Brooklyn NY

I’ll see you there 🫡

Bubblewrap_Zine-V2
5x7in, Reflective Bubblewrap, Inket prints (2026)

This is the second version of my bubblewrap zine that features scans and photos of works made in the last two years. I will have some of these available to purchase at the closing reception of my show this Sunday, May 24th.

566 Johnson Ave
Brooklyn, NY
2-6pm

See you there!!

Bubblewrap_Zine-V2
5x7in, Reflective Bubblewrap, Inket prints (2026)

This is the second version of my bubblewrap zine that features scans and photos of works made in the last two years. I will have some of these available to purchase at the closing reception of my show this Sunday, May 24th.

566 Johnson Ave
Brooklyn, NY
2-6pm

See you there!!

Bubblewrap_Zine-V2
5x7in, Reflective Bubblewrap, Inket prints (2026)

This is the second version of my bubblewrap zine that features scans and photos of works made in the last two years. I will have some of these available to purchase at the closing reception of my show this Sunday, May 24th.

566 Johnson Ave
Brooklyn, NY
2-6pm

See you there!!

Join me this Sunday for the closing reception of my first solo show “Handle With Care”

Sunday, May 24th
566 Johnson Ave, Brooklyn NY
2-6pm

My dad wrote an exhibition description for me a few weeks ago, and I thought it was beautifully said, so I decided to share in the following slides.

Hope to see you there 🫡

Join me this Sunday for the closing reception of my first solo show “Handle With Care”

Sunday, May 24th
566 Johnson Ave, Brooklyn NY
2-6pm

My dad wrote an exhibition description for me a few weeks ago, and I thought it was beautifully said, so I decided to share in the following slides.

Hope to see you there 🫡

Join me this Sunday for the closing reception of my first solo show “Handle With Care”

Sunday, May 24th
566 Johnson Ave, Brooklyn NY
2-6pm

My dad wrote an exhibition description for me a few weeks ago, and I thought it was beautifully said, so I decided to share in the following slides.

Hope to see you there 🫡

Didn’t turn out as planned but still looked cool
—
I’ll be hanging at the gallery both days this weekend for anyone that wants to stop by and check out my show. It closes out next weekend

12-6pm
566 Johnson Ave, Brooklyn NY
Pull up!

Didn’t turn out as planned but still looked cool
—
I’ll be hanging at the gallery both days this weekend for anyone that wants to stop by and check out my show. It closes out next weekend

12-6pm
566 Johnson Ave, Brooklyn NY
Pull up!

Didn’t turn out as planned but still looked cool
—
I’ll be hanging at the gallery both days this weekend for anyone that wants to stop by and check out my show. It closes out next weekend

12-6pm
566 Johnson Ave, Brooklyn NY
Pull up!

Didn’t turn out as planned but still looked cool
—
I’ll be hanging at the gallery both days this weekend for anyone that wants to stop by and check out my show. It closes out next weekend

12-6pm
566 Johnson Ave, Brooklyn NY
Pull up!

Didn’t turn out as planned but still looked cool
—
I’ll be hanging at the gallery both days this weekend for anyone that wants to stop by and check out my show. It closes out next weekend

12-6pm
566 Johnson Ave, Brooklyn NY
Pull up!

I was too locked in at the fair and forgot to take more pictures, but the @blackzinefair this Saturday was amazing 🔥

Thank you to everyone that stopped by! I saw so many familiar faces and friends throughout the day, and met so many cool new people. And especially a big thanks to the organizers of the event @sojourners4justice for making this possible once again, everything about how it went was so great.

I shared my second edition of the Black history tees book. 4x5in laser cut acrylic, with 64 pages. So happy with how it came out😭I have a handful left, dm me if you want one.

I was too locked in at the fair and forgot to take more pictures, but the @blackzinefair this Saturday was amazing 🔥

Thank you to everyone that stopped by! I saw so many familiar faces and friends throughout the day, and met so many cool new people. And especially a big thanks to the organizers of the event @sojourners4justice for making this possible once again, everything about how it went was so great.

I shared my second edition of the Black history tees book. 4x5in laser cut acrylic, with 64 pages. So happy with how it came out😭I have a handful left, dm me if you want one.

I was too locked in at the fair and forgot to take more pictures, but the @blackzinefair this Saturday was amazing 🔥

Thank you to everyone that stopped by! I saw so many familiar faces and friends throughout the day, and met so many cool new people. And especially a big thanks to the organizers of the event @sojourners4justice for making this possible once again, everything about how it went was so great.

I shared my second edition of the Black history tees book. 4x5in laser cut acrylic, with 64 pages. So happy with how it came out😭I have a handful left, dm me if you want one.

I was too locked in at the fair and forgot to take more pictures, but the @blackzinefair this Saturday was amazing 🔥

Thank you to everyone that stopped by! I saw so many familiar faces and friends throughout the day, and met so many cool new people. And especially a big thanks to the organizers of the event @sojourners4justice for making this possible once again, everything about how it went was so great.

I shared my second edition of the Black history tees book. 4x5in laser cut acrylic, with 64 pages. So happy with how it came out😭I have a handful left, dm me if you want one.

I was too locked in at the fair and forgot to take more pictures, but the @blackzinefair this Saturday was amazing 🔥

Thank you to everyone that stopped by! I saw so many familiar faces and friends throughout the day, and met so many cool new people. And especially a big thanks to the organizers of the event @sojourners4justice for making this possible once again, everything about how it went was so great.

I shared my second edition of the Black history tees book. 4x5in laser cut acrylic, with 64 pages. So happy with how it came out😭I have a handful left, dm me if you want one.

I was too locked in at the fair and forgot to take more pictures, but the @blackzinefair this Saturday was amazing 🔥

Thank you to everyone that stopped by! I saw so many familiar faces and friends throughout the day, and met so many cool new people. And especially a big thanks to the organizers of the event @sojourners4justice for making this possible once again, everything about how it went was so great.

I shared my second edition of the Black history tees book. 4x5in laser cut acrylic, with 64 pages. So happy with how it came out😭I have a handful left, dm me if you want one.

I was too locked in at the fair and forgot to take more pictures, but the @blackzinefair this Saturday was amazing 🔥

Thank you to everyone that stopped by! I saw so many familiar faces and friends throughout the day, and met so many cool new people. And especially a big thanks to the organizers of the event @sojourners4justice for making this possible once again, everything about how it went was so great.

I shared my second edition of the Black history tees book. 4x5in laser cut acrylic, with 64 pages. So happy with how it came out😭I have a handful left, dm me if you want one.

“Yearbook Scribbles” (2025)
Inkjet & UV Printed paper, 11x17in

I made this zine using photos of my grandfather’s college yearbook. I thought it was interesting how the scribbles throughout the book - seemingly random and childlike, maybe had some sort of method to their madness? Idk, probably not, but I thought it was cool

Will have some of these @blackzinefair this Saturday!

Find me @ Table #90, 11a-6p
Powerhouse Arts, Brooklyn NY

“Yearbook Scribbles” (2025)
Inkjet & UV Printed paper, 11x17in

I made this zine using photos of my grandfather’s college yearbook. I thought it was interesting how the scribbles throughout the book - seemingly random and childlike, maybe had some sort of method to their madness? Idk, probably not, but I thought it was cool

Will have some of these @blackzinefair this Saturday!

Find me @ Table #90, 11a-6p
Powerhouse Arts, Brooklyn NY

“Yearbook Scribbles” (2025)
Inkjet & UV Printed paper, 11x17in

I made this zine using photos of my grandfather’s college yearbook. I thought it was interesting how the scribbles throughout the book - seemingly random and childlike, maybe had some sort of method to their madness? Idk, probably not, but I thought it was cool

Will have some of these @blackzinefair this Saturday!

Find me @ Table #90, 11a-6p
Powerhouse Arts, Brooklyn NY

“Yearbook Scribbles” (2025)
Inkjet & UV Printed paper, 11x17in

I made this zine using photos of my grandfather’s college yearbook. I thought it was interesting how the scribbles throughout the book - seemingly random and childlike, maybe had some sort of method to their madness? Idk, probably not, but I thought it was cool

Will have some of these @blackzinefair this Saturday!

Find me @ Table #90, 11a-6p
Powerhouse Arts, Brooklyn NY

“Yearbook Scribbles” (2025)
Inkjet & UV Printed paper, 11x17in

I made this zine using photos of my grandfather’s college yearbook. I thought it was interesting how the scribbles throughout the book - seemingly random and childlike, maybe had some sort of method to their madness? Idk, probably not, but I thought it was cool

Will have some of these @blackzinefair this Saturday!

Find me @ Table #90, 11a-6p
Powerhouse Arts, Brooklyn NY

“Yearbook Scribbles” (2025)
Inkjet & UV Printed paper, 11x17in

I made this zine using photos of my grandfather’s college yearbook. I thought it was interesting how the scribbles throughout the book - seemingly random and childlike, maybe had some sort of method to their madness? Idk, probably not, but I thought it was cool

Will have some of these @blackzinefair this Saturday!

Find me @ Table #90, 11a-6p
Powerhouse Arts, Brooklyn NY

“Yearbook Scribbles” (2025)
Inkjet & UV Printed paper, 11x17in

I made this zine using photos of my grandfather’s college yearbook. I thought it was interesting how the scribbles throughout the book - seemingly random and childlike, maybe had some sort of method to their madness? Idk, probably not, but I thought it was cool

Will have some of these @blackzinefair this Saturday!

Find me @ Table #90, 11a-6p
Powerhouse Arts, Brooklyn NY

“Yearbook Scribbles” (2025)
Inkjet & UV Printed paper, 11x17in

I made this zine using photos of my grandfather’s college yearbook. I thought it was interesting how the scribbles throughout the book - seemingly random and childlike, maybe had some sort of method to their madness? Idk, probably not, but I thought it was cool

Will have some of these @blackzinefair this Saturday!

Find me @ Table #90, 11a-6p
Powerhouse Arts, Brooklyn NY

“Yearbook Scribbles” (2025)
Inkjet & UV Printed paper, 11x17in

I made this zine using photos of my grandfather’s college yearbook. I thought it was interesting how the scribbles throughout the book - seemingly random and childlike, maybe had some sort of method to their madness? Idk, probably not, but I thought it was cool

Will have some of these @blackzinefair this Saturday!

Find me @ Table #90, 11a-6p
Powerhouse Arts, Brooklyn NY

“Yearbook Scribbles” (2025)
Inkjet & UV Printed paper, 11x17in

I made this zine using photos of my grandfather’s college yearbook. I thought it was interesting how the scribbles throughout the book - seemingly random and childlike, maybe had some sort of method to their madness? Idk, probably not, but I thought it was cool

Will have some of these @blackzinefair this Saturday!

Find me @ Table #90, 11a-6p
Powerhouse Arts, Brooklyn NY

Happy First Friday! Step into the exhibition “Looking for America” to explore the textures and materials that bring us into consciousness. Today we’re highlighting this work by Adam Easterling, “When I Look Back” (2025). Printed on bubble wrap, it pairs fragility with protection, suggesting memory as something both cushioned and vulnerable.
Congratulations to Adam on opening his first solo show in New York City tomorrow!

I’m having my first show!! On May 2nd, I’ll be sharing some of my bubble wrap pieces for the first time in NY. Hope to see yall there 🫡🤞🏾❤️ Come pop a bubble, pop a bottle, and pop out!!!

Very excited to be included in the group show “Looking for America” at the @ogunquitmuseum next month!! Alongside some amazing artists that I’ve had the pleasure of working with over the years. This will be my first time in Maine, first time having my work in a museum, I can’t wait 😮‍💨

Looking for America brings together
@hankwillisthomas and artists who have worked alongside him, highlighting the power of creative communities-artists lifting one another up, sharing visual languages, and generating new meaning through collaboration. Their works engage history, memory, and culture to pose the exhibition’s central question: What does it mean to look for America, and whose America are we seeking? Looking for America suggests that America is not a fixed destination but an ongoing search-one that becomes collective, reflective, and, through these intertwined practices, joyously generative.

This exhibition is co-curated by Helen Banach, Kalia Brooks, and Devon Zimmerman. (Thanks!!)

Very excited to be included in the group show “Looking for America” at the @ogunquitmuseum next month!! Alongside some amazing artists that I’ve had the pleasure of working with over the years. This will be my first time in Maine, first time having my work in a museum, I can’t wait 😮‍💨

Looking for America brings together
@hankwillisthomas and artists who have worked alongside him, highlighting the power of creative communities-artists lifting one another up, sharing visual languages, and generating new meaning through collaboration. Their works engage history, memory, and culture to pose the exhibition’s central question: What does it mean to look for America, and whose America are we seeking? Looking for America suggests that America is not a fixed destination but an ongoing search-one that becomes collective, reflective, and, through these intertwined practices, joyously generative.

This exhibition is co-curated by Helen Banach, Kalia Brooks, and Devon Zimmerman. (Thanks!!)

Today’s my birthday 🤘🏾here’s me cheesing super hard for a @uniqlo shoot 😄

Today’s my birthday 🤘🏾here’s me cheesing super hard for a @uniqlo shoot 😄

Today’s my birthday 🤘🏾here’s me cheesing super hard for a @uniqlo shoot 😄