Csekö currently divides her time between her practice as a Visual Artist, Independent Curator, Educator, Arts Administrator and Arts Advocate. Csekö is an AiR at Boston Center for the Arts, SMFA @ Tufts Travelling Fellow, and the Salem Public Artist in Residence. She received several prestigious awards and residencies, including the Tufts University & Andy Warhol Foundation Collective Futures Grant, Newton and Randolph LCC Grants, the Somerville Arts Council Cultural Ambassadorship, has work acquired by the Tufts Art Galleries Permanent Collection, is a member of the TUAG Acquisitions Committee, and was invited as an AiR at Sculpture Space NY, and MassMoCA, MA.

Csekö has extensive experience within the Arts and Culture sector. In 2022 she served as the Somerville Museum Community Curator organizing the Sanctuary City Exhibition and was a MassCreative CTV Fellow participating in the creation of a policy document bringing arts and culture to the agendas of Massachusetts gubernatorial candidates.  Her experience includes Communications, Marketing, and Administration Coordinator at Artisan’s Asylum, and in her time as the Arts Program Coordinator at the Villa Victoria Center for the Arts (IBA Boston), she implemented an exhibition program at La Galleria, with eight exhibitions featuring contemporary Latinx Artists.

Csekö started her visual arts and curatorial practice while pursuing a BFA from the Federal University of Rio, founding Group Py, an artist collective active from 2005 to 2008, and serving as First Assistant to Brazilian Sculptor Ernesto Neto. Since pursuing her BFA Csekö has been a dedicated Arts Advocate, successfully demanding an increase from 0.3 to 1% of Brazilian national funds be made available for arts and culture. She was later involved in a cultural committee to establish and maintain a dialog concerning cultural policies with local representatives and the Brazilian Ministry of Culture.

Her trajectory as an Artist, Curator, and Organizer is focused on diversity, inclusion, community building, artistic innovation, political engagement, social justice, and experimentation. Csekö has participated in and organized numerous group exhibitions at national and international venues as well as in unconventional spaces including a ferryboat. Her work is featured in collections locally and abroad, at Tufts University Art Galleries, Emerson College, Arts and Businesses Council of Greater Boston, the University of British Columbia, the Museum of Modern Art in Rio de Janeiro, Centro Cultural São Paulo, and private collections.