Charmaine is an interdisciplinary visual artist whose work draws attention to human-environmental relationalities. Her paintings and sculptures are conversations on infrastructures and the spaces and places we inhabit. Working with a range of materials and reimagining our surroundings—from bees and taxi cabs to The Tempest and quiet moments of joy, she subtly connects Black life and movement globally. Join us for an evening talk where Charmaine will share her experience as an artist and speak upon her new exhibition called, To Be in This Place. Charmaine is one of the recipients of the Artist Residency Program. Free admission.