"Give & Take" featured works across various mediums, exploring themes such as the body, motherhood, social constructs, celebrations, and the diverse roles women navigate throughout their lifetimes.

"The Art of Black Joy: A Celebration of Life, Happiness, and Culture" was a group exhibition that featured a collection of artworks exploring the joy and resilience inherent in Black culture, despite structural and personal challenges. The exhibit was displayed at the Monroe Township Library.

The Harlem Renaissance exhibition showcased the work of African, African American, and Caribbean artists, focusing on their use of Afrofuturism to reclaim, liberate, and reimagine the past and future from a Black cultural perspective. This exhibition was on display at the Papermill Playhouse in Millburn, New Jersey.

Featuring approximately 50 works by over 30 artists, Traditions and Transitions included traditional and contemporary art forms, ranging from still life to abstract expressionism.

Overlook Auxiliary’s “Art at Overlook” program featured a new exhibition titled “Art for the Heart and Soul,” which was curated in partnership with the non-profit cultural institution, Art in the Atrium, Inc. The theme of the group exhibition was to uplift and encourage healing, with compassion, hope & love.

Featured works are now on display in the new Marcus Live Bar & Grille, located in the American Dream Mall in East Rutherford, NJ.

Curated by Simone Craig of Art in the Atrium and Gwendolyn Barrington Jackson, in partnership with Overlook Auxiliary in Summit, NJ. this exhibition features 36 Black and Afro-Latino artists. Funds raised from this exhibit will support high-risk maternal health patients at the HealthStart Clinic at Overlook Medical Center.

“I Am My Sister’s Keeper” was featured with Newark Arts during its first appearance at the largest art exhibition in New Jersey. The mission of @artfair14c is to increase opportunities for artists, expand public access to fine art, strengthen careers in the visual arts, and activate under-recognized arts areas.

First solo exhibit titled, A Place Called Flourish, to be held at Solley Lobby at the Arts Council of Princeton in Princeton, NJ. The theme tells a story of inner-healing and liberation.

The 31st annual exhibit and sale, curated by Art in the Atrium in Atrium Gallery in Morristown, NJ. Cuddle Time, Mama and Me, and Never Lose Your Wonder are on display among the works of 55 established and emerging Black artists across the country.

Curated by ace studio in Nutley, NJ, various works are featured alongside accomplished artists Ron REAP Powell, and Ricardo Osmondo Francis.

I Got Your Back and an untitled digital print series, inspired by the “A Place Called Flourish” NFT Collection was displayed to benefit families impacted by homelessness during the annual Art Jam pop-up gallery, curated by HomeFront in Princeton, NJ.

Picked Fresh Just for You, We Will Rise Together, and Am I My Sister’s Keeper displayed in celebration of Black History Month at Novartis Pharmaceuticals in East Hanover, NJ.

A Fruit that Will Last and Lost displayed at the Mayo Performing Arts Center in Morristown, NJ.

Embrace the Moment- a digital piece featured alongside a group of artists who donated art with 100% of their sales to the Ukraine Fundraising Project.

Guarded is currently being featured as a digital and printed mural in the newly launched Terminal A as a part of an initiative to showcase local New Jersey Artists.

Cuddle Time was featured as a part of a fundraiser initiative for future shows.

Plants are Friends won best in show for the digital art category.

An AI-generated NFT Collection of 1,000 unique characters, created and launched by Tasha Branham, is available on the Polygon Network on OpenSea.

Homesick- digital abstract piece featured in the digital magazine print for Truly Co. Magazine.

Tasha was the lead illustrator for a Therapeutic Sketch Journal Towards Personal Breakthrough For Black Folks. Available on Amazon.

Never Let Go- painting featured in the digital magazine print for Truly Co. Magazine.

Beautiful Are the Feet- hand digital illustration for a project to feature Black emerging artists.