District, Miami, Florida, Undercurrent Arts Miami Gallery 2011, Queens Gambit, Forest Hills and Fresh Meadows, Queens, NY Crepe N Tearia 2011, Black, White + Monochrome & Color, San Francisco, California, Wonderland SF Gallery 2011, Visual Grandeur, Adams Morgan, Washington, D.C. 2012, 14th Street, Washington, D.C. 2013 VII, ENCORE Columbia, Maryland, pop-up store 2014, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Harvard University 2015, Vanity, Gateway Arts District, Hyattsville, Maryland, The LUSTINE Center Publishing In April 2019, Visual Collaborative launched an open access online collective called Polaris, also documented as North Star by the Library of Congress, ISSN 2642-9780. The project commenced in the winter of 2019 for a period of three months. The interdisciplinary collective featured 26 practitioners from various disciplines from the United States, Europe and African metropolitan cites such as Lagos and Cairo. Articles from the catalog received coverage from various news media for highlighting the intersections of people, commerce and innovation. The Polaris catalogue explores creative disciplines, perspectives and intrinsic value of the featured practitioners and how they interact with society. Polaris features both established or emerging people in the creative industry, intersecting with anthropology and humanities. Its subtopics may include health and wellness, architecture, fashion, entertainment news and non-partisan political themes. In addition to covering professionals from regions around the globe, the content aims to boost literacy in various socioeconomic circles. In June 2019 bringing in the summer equinox, the second volume of the Polaris series featuring 25 people was released under the title Voyager. Exploring life journeys of the invited participants in long form interview format, topics and subjects related to influence, economic disparities, pragmatism, self awareness and youth leadership among others were covered. Grammy-nominated music artist and performer Seun Kuti, the youngest son of legendary afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti appeared as one of the main features. Other features included Pan-African activist Aya Chebbi, the first ever African Union Youth Envoy, Marcie Rendon an Award-winning playwright, poet and writer of native American Ojibwe ancestry and Minneapolis Civil Rights Commissioner, Anika Robbins. In the Voyager collective, some of the interviews are presented in both the French and English language, accommodating featured influencers from French speaking regions. In the same month, during pre-coverage of Voyager's release, forthcoming issues were announced. "It’s refreshing to see younger people interested in creating, contextualizing, re-defining, preserving, and chronicling art, culture, and history." said Kaia Black, of the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, who appeared in volume II