Brittany brings more than 15 years of experience in arts education and arts administration, working with communities across schools, nonprofits, museums, and local government. She grew up in Plymouth, Massachusetts, and has also spent significant time living and working in New York City and Durham, North Carolina.
She holds a BFA in Photography from the School of Visual Arts and began her career as a teaching artist with the International Center of Photography, the Joan Mitchell Foundation, and the Dedalus Foundation. Her arts administration experience includes previous roles with the Nasher Museum of Art, Artspace, and Pullen Arts Center.
As Director of Community Education at North Bennet Street School, Brittany leads the development and delivery of a diverse range of Community Education classes and programs for adults, teens, and community partners. She is passionate about collaboration, hands-on experiential learning, and creating welcoming opportunities for people to explore new skills, build community, and discover the crafts and trades that make North Bennet Street School so special.
Fun Fact
Brittany taught herself to sew during the pandemic and has carried on her grandmother’s tradition of sewing Christmas pajamas for her nephews each year.
