Tadia is an arts program administrator working towards the democratization of both traditional and unconventional art spaces. Through her work, she explores the relationship(s) between artists, space, and viewers and how to foster deeper connectivity of creation, presentation, and interpretation. Tadia holds an MBA in Arts and Cultural Management, specialized in exhibitions from L'école internationale des métiers de la culture et du marché de l'art (IESA). As the Artist Programs Associate at the Joan Mitchell Foundation (JMF), Tadia facilitates artist-centered programs, providing direct financial support and professional development to JMF fellows and artists in residence.

She works across non-profit organizations and private institutions piloting accessibility initiatives, community engagement campaigns, arts educational programming, public programming, and international/cultural exchange. Over the last decade Tadia has worked with the High Line, The Fashion Institute of Technology, ProjectArt, Museum of the Moving Image, Museum of the City of New York, and the Lana Woods Gallery. As the founder of Artillean, Tadia continues to further her ambition of activating a greater arts community; advancing the visibility and appreciation of Contemporary Caribbean Art.