Created for the Guggenheim's "Student Conversations on Art" audio series. This project is meant to inspire listeners to use art and storytelling as a point of connection for understanding identity and exploring expansive, thought-provoking, and unique viewpoints. Ni Aqui Ni Alla (Neither Here Nor There) is a bilingual conversation between intern Rebecca Miralrio and her father, Jose. Switching between English and Spanish, the duo engages in creating an oral history guided by Robert Smithson’s Yucatan Mirror Displacements (1-9).

Manage the artist's email correspondence, prepare reimbursements, pay contractors and rent, purchase materials, and handle deliveries. Maintain the exhibition calendar, update art records, manage grant and residency applications, and assist with project research. Manage scheduling, book work-related travel, copy-edit statements, and ensure smooth operations for the studio, including emergency unlocking and organizing documents.

Assisted the chief curator and curatorial manager with research, artist liaising, and public programming. Handled exhibition logistics, including checklist management, framing and conservation coordination, artwork shipping, and installation preparation. Wrote and edited public-facing texts such as press releases and artist bios. Assisted with press outreach and provided operational support across ISLAA's departments.

Supported the execution of two major exhibitions, "Byzantine Bembé" and "People, Place, and Influence." Researched, developed, and managed object lists, conducted audience and visitor engagement research, and observed the management of cross-departmental workflows and budgets under the guidance of the Associate Director of Curatorial Projects and Curatorial Associate.

Assisted the gallery director in overseeing and managing gallery openings, closures, events, and maintenance. Created promotional content for social media and newsletters. Conducted artist research and interviews and developed press releases. Provided logistical and hands-on support for over seven gallery exhibitions and three art fair presentations. Managed daily gallery correspondence and press outreach and developed press releases.

Led and managed correspondence and administration for the Colene Brown Art Prize artist nominees and participated in the review process for BRIC’s artist residency programs.

Assisted in preparing and producing content for exhibition audio guides and extended object labels for the 2022 Whitney Biennial and permanent collection exhibition. Conducted in-gallery observations to evaluate visitors' use of interpretive materials, organized artist resources for docents, and attended docent-led tours and artist talks.

Assisted in facilitating virtual educational programming, authored and presented a bilingual gallery talk in English and Spanish, and researched objects from the museum’s permanent collection. Also participated in education department meetings, contributing ideas for future public programs.

Conducted curatorial research for the spring 2023 triennial exhibition focusing on artists with disabilities and attended contemporary art department meetings.

Contributed to the development of a bilingual audio project centered on a collection artwork and conducted independent research, recorded interviews, and collaborated on scriptwriting and sound design. Worked with both internal teams and external sound producers.