Meet Tyasha/Ty

Project Management for the Curious.

I’ve spent 15 years connecting high-level operations to creative vision bringing unique ideas to life across a distinct spectrum. From rapid-response grassroots campaigns to high-end luxury launches, I apply a holistic, ethical approach to agile project management.

Designed to ease stress while navigating tight deadlines, I build systems that stop issues before they start, manage risk early, and actively prevent burnout. My goal is to ensure that once a project is a success, your team has the tools to continue growing long after I’m gone.

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Artist. Archivist. Educator.

I’m a transdisciplinary artist, archivist, and educator making collective liberation real by any means necessary.

My practice is liberation art: using what’s on hand to build a free world. I make the vulnerable durable by transforming oral histories, community-led research, and radical ephemera into archives of the human experience that bridge the past, present and future.

Working primarily with word and paper through handcrafted artifacts, poetry, and zines, I explore the power dynamics and grassroots social movements of mixed-marginalized communities. My visual work uses a flat bed scanner as a camera, where I physically move archival artifacts during scanning to capture subversive movement collages. I write zines to distribute research findings on power, grief, and community care. I pair these works with protest guerrilla installations to form pop-up spaces that function as active mutual aid hubs. My work moves beyond reimagining the world to creating the tools needed to sustain liberation in it.

Exhibitions/Installations

• Break the System Archive (2024-2026)
  • Solo Exhibition, Cult Zenith, Waterbury, CT (2025–2026)
  • Group Exhibition, New London, CT (2024)
  • Solo Installation, The ANNEX, New London, CT (2024)
• Lil’ Rad Rec Room (2025) Solo Installation, NYC Anarchist Book Fair, New York, NY
• New Lo Love For All (2020) Solo Public Action, Downtown New London, CT

Recent Awards/Recognitions

• 2026 American Humanist Association, The American Empathy Project grantee
• 2025 National Black Food & Justice Alliance (NBFJA), Mutual Aid Resource Capacity (MARC) Fund grantee
• 2024 Connecticut Office of the Arts, Artists Respond grantee

Panels/Workshops

• 2026 DIY Media and Zines, Yale University – Workshop Co-Facilitator
• 2025 Zines for Liberation, Wesleyan University – Workshop Facilitator
• 2025 Enter the Zine Zone, CT Lit Fest – Panelist
• 2025 The Roots of Radical Reading, DiasporaCon – Panelist
• 2025 One Book One Wallingford Guest Teaching Artist

Research/Independent Publications

• “A League for Their Own”, Research and Independent Publication (2023)
• “An Illustration of Racist Policing in CT: 2020 Budgets”, Permanent Collection, Barnard Zine Library (2020)
• “Una Ilustracion de la Policia Racista en Connecticut : Presupuestos 2020”, Permanent Collection, Barnard Zine Library (2020)

Selected Features

• “Planting Memories”, Waiting for the End collab zine (2026)
• “Living with Heartbreak: Abolition and Kayfabe”, SuperFan Wrestling Zine, Vol. 2 (2025)
• “I Got Popped Too Many Times For Talking Under My Breath”, Villains, Magik Press Halloween Zine (2024)
• “An Uncertain Walk”, Ecologies of Care, Heel + Hive 1st edition (2023)
• “Love that Lurks”, Creepshow, Magik Press Halloween Zine (2021)

Press

• DiasporaCon Delights in Dixwell – New Haven Independent, April 2025
• The Revolution Will Be Spiraled – New Haven Independent, April 2025
• Experimental, quirky and independent, zines provide creative space for CT artists – Connecticut Public, July 2024
• Punk And Publications Celebrate Pride – New Haven Independent, June 2024

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