1998
Robert D. Farber Living Arts Project
Group Exhibition

Art Access Program
Progressing Out, group exhibit

VIVA, the Latino Artists Collective
Erotica, group exhibit

1999
Gay & Lesbian Caucus of the College Art Association
Sampling, Group Exhibit

2000
Being Alive Art Workshop
Circumstances Beyond Our Control

LAGLC Senior Program & Youth Transitional Living Program
Second Annual Senior-Youth Photo Project

Los Angeles Gay & Lesbian Latino Arts Anthology
Exhibit & Publication Party

2001
Los Angeles County High School for the Arts
Voices of Awareness

2002
ArtWallah 2002: The Festival of the South Asian Diaspora
Group exhibit

Advocate Magazine
35^th Anniversary Exhibit                                        

2003
ArtWallah 2003: The Festival of the South Asian Diaspora
Group Exhibit

Indo-American Cultural Center
PRISM: South Asian & Latino Artists

Los Angeles Gay Men’s Chorus
25^th Anniversary Exhibit                         

2004
Frontiers Newsmagazine
HIV-Prevention Ad Contest

2004-2005
The Dream Gallery
Principle Curator

2006
Cal State Long Beach
Engendered Species

Heart Gallery Los Angeles, Department of Children & Family Services, Southern California Foster Family & Adoption Agency
Have you ever considered enriching your family through adoption?

2007
Robert E. Holmes
You Don’t Know Me Like That: Images of Race and Sexuality from the Robert E. Holmes Collection

Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibits (LACE)
Aqui No Hay Virgenes: Queer Latina Visibility

2008
Queer Caucus for Art
Queercraft

2011
The Black LGBT Project
Consciousness: Ancestral! Abstract! Audacious!

2012
Transitional Living Program/Artist Francisco Cabas
In the Making

Self-Help Graphics
Mariposas Presente

Jane Anderson
Packed in a Trunk: The Lost Art of Edith Lake Wilkinson

2016
West Hollywood Library
DragAngeles: A Celebration of Los Angeles and West Hollywood Drag Creativity, History, and Art

2019
Salvies Who Lunch (an organization dedicated to connecting and empowering Salvadorans of all backgrounds)
Liberación: From Volcanoes to Hope

2020
Level Ground
Black Dreams, Futures, and Mutual Support
In conjunction with the release of the grassroots art collective’s annual magazine SKEW