- "ATLAS: The Art Of Storytelling" Exhibition Showcase (2026)
ATLAS: The Art Of Storytelling is an exhibition showcase currently on display at BLKChip Gallery in Seaport from May 7th through June 30th, 2026.

This showcase pulls back the curtain, revealing Michael's process behind the production of his graphic novel, Atlas - Fall From Grace. Higlighting pivotal pieces and moments where process, narrative, and world building come together, culminating in over 10+ exhibitions and showcases since the book's initial release.

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- "Conversations With Time" Exhibition Showcase (2025)
Conversations With Time is an exhibition showcase which displayed at Cambridge Arts Gallery 344 in the Cambridge City Hall Annex building from November 2025 through January 2025.

This showcase invites the viewer to take a moment and consider alternate perspectives on the role Time plays within their own lives through aspects of Deja Vu, Presque Vu, and Jamais Vu.

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- "THEN-NOW" Exhibition Showcase (2025)
THEN - NOW is a celebration of past works, focusing on the duality of Holding on vs Letting go, and the role Time plays within both.

This collection contains work spanning a number of past exhbitions, and was previously displayed during the kick-off event for the Somerville Art Fair, a juried four-part studio showcase series culminating in a winter art fair at Upstairs at Bow Market, and then later at the Harvard Square Kiosk throughout the month of August 2025.

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- "Inner Wilds" Exhibition Showcase (2025)
Inner Wilds is an exhibition showcase which displayed at FORGE Baking Co. from January 2025 through June 2025.

Inner Wilds asks the question of what navigating our deepest depths might look like when we embrace, or reject, the notion of Fate.

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- "While We're Still Here..." Exhibition Showcase (2024)
While We're Still Here is an ongoing exhibition showcase, initially on display at Rooted Cafe @ Arts at the Armory for the month of January 2024, and a second installment displayed at Page & Leaf Cafe from November 2024 - September 2025.

While We're Still Here is a perpetual series and an ongoing showcase of appreciation through a collection of works created by Michael, honoring individuals within our lives who deserve to get their flowers. This series encourages us to show our love and appreciation to these people in our lives while they're still with us.

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- "More Than Acquaintances" Exhibition Showcase (2024)
More Than Acquaintances is an exhibition showcase which was displayed at Arts Collaborative Medford from April through June, 2024.

More Than Acquaintances explored the delicately intertwined relationship between Life and Death, through the lens of an old Caretaker, and a young Flower Girl, his daughter.

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- "I Am Not Your Judas" / VOICE5 Exhibition Showcase (2023)
VOICE5 is an exhibition showcase which displayed at Artists For Humanity for the months of September through November 2023, and showcased works by the innaugural cohort of Artists For Humanity's Alumni Fellowship program.

I Am Not Your Judas consists of a completely new body of works created by Michael, exploring the intersections between misconceptions, storytelling, and human nature.

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- "Warriors In The Garden / Expansion Of The Garden" Exhibition Showcase (2022-2023)
Warriors In The Garden is an exhibition showcase which displayed at Urbanica Gallery from October to December 2022.

For this showcase, Michael created and curated a select body of work aimed at highlighting those individuals in our lives and our communities who often go unnoticed and unappreciated.

A few months later, Michael, in collaboration with artist Phoebe "Crazypants" Warner and Sean Webster, decided to expand upon the existing body of work. With a heavy focus on mindfulness and reflection, Phoebe created supplimentary pieces that were also on display, and Sean in association with Copper Collective provided a number of meditative and mindfulness sessions during the gallery receptions that followed.

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- "Fragments: Fragility/Salvation" Exhibition Showcase (2023)
Fragments of Fragility and Salvation is an exhibition showcase which was displayed at Newton City Hall for the month of February, 2023.

For this showcase, Michael curated a select body of past works from 2 prior exhibitions: "The Fragility Series" and "Salvation: Redux." This showcase aims to bring both worlds together as a celebration of past works given new life and meaning.

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- "Salvation: Redux" Exhibition Showcase (2022)
Salvation: Redux is an exhibition showcase which was displayed at Diesel Cafe from April to October, 2022.

For this showcase, Michael created and curated a select body of work inspired by Richard Nattoo's Salvation Exhibition Series (2020-2022), serving as an unofficial continuation and extension to Nattoo's work.

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- "Fragility" Exhibition Series (2019)
Fragility is an international exhibition series showcased simultaneously around the globe, with each location headed by different artists (in Boston, Jamaica and the UK).
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As part of the Boston branch of the Fragility Exhibition Series, Michael showcased a select body of work based on his ongoing graphic novel concept, Atlas.

- Fragility - Part 1
"As Atlas' story comes to light, so do the Guardians who've helped her become who she needs to be... as well as their Fragility".
- Fragility - Part 2
"Our choices never seem to be our own in the end, but that has never stopped us from living the life we always thought we wanted."
- Fragility - Part 3
"An individual's life is only as fragile and as fleeting as a blossoming flower... but it just goes to show that this cycle of Life and Death can be something very beautiful"

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