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- Brooks
Stevens-Industrial Strength Exhibition
Design
Milwaukee
Art Museum 2003
Industrial
design exhibition highlighting the career of
Brooks Stevens. Objects on display in main
gallery and museum courtyard include nine
automobiles, a 19' speed boat, a train car, a
1940s Harley-Davidson, a 1950s snowmobile, along
with over 200 decorative arts
objects.
- http://www.mam.org/exhibitions/_sites/brooks/faq.asp
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- Reflections
on Glass
The
American Bible Society, NYC 2003
Display
of innovative and traditional 20th century
stained glass. Creation of a city scape outline
structure exhibition design to display historic
glass, and an interactive "touch" glass stand
and light box.
- http://www.americanbible.org/whatwedo/thegallery.dsp
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- Urban
Neighbors: Images of New York City
Wildlife
The
New York Public Library 2002
Historic
prints, etchings, photographs, illustrated
books, maps and rare manuscripts tell the story
of New York City's hidden wildlife in the
Library's Gottesman Hall gallery.
- http://urbanneighbors.nypl.org/home.html
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The
British in New York Since 1770
New-York
Historical Society 2001
Exhibition
in conjunction with UkinNY celebration, display of
early American and British art and artifacts.
Design elements include video menu selection for
British Pop stars and selected audio readings of
early American letters.
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- The
Henry Luce III Center for the Study of
American Culture
New-York
Historical Society 2000
Exhibition
Designer for newly built 21,000-sq. ft. center
exhibiting over 40,000 collection objects.
Planned, designed and developed all interpretive
areas, displays and orientation
facilities.
- http://www.nyhistory.org/collections.html
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- The
American Decorative Arts
Collection
Chipstone
Foundation at the Milwaukee Art Museum
2000
Redesign
and installation in 13 theme-based galleries
including an interactive theater, multiple
monitor displays, wall murals and a rich palette
of shapes and colors.
- http://www.jsonline.com/onwisconsin/arts/may01/mamam27052501.asp
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- A
State of Health: New Jersey's Medical
Heritage
Rutgers
University & New Jersey Medical Association
1999
Created
layout and all related graphics (brochure,
invitation, graphic panels) for a traveling
graphic panel exhibition to tour NJ, and a 300
object gallery exhibition.
- http://www.umdnj.edu/librweb/speccoll/NJMedHistbrochure.pdf
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New
York 100
New
York City Board of Education 1999
Worked
with selected students from each NYC borough to
develop traveling exhibits based on the
incorporation of the NYC boroughs. Student art,
photography and writing went into making the
graphic panels that toured throughout the
city.
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- Frankenstein:
Penetrating the Secrets of Nature
The
National Library of Medicine, Bethesda Md.
1998
A
science and literature exposition, displaying
rare books & medical equipment, interactive
audio/video components and American pop culture
artifacts from the 1950s & 60s.
- http://www.nlm.nih.gov/hmd/frankenstein/frankhome.html
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The
Kimono Inspiration
The
Parrish Art Museum, Southampton, NY 1997
Presentation
of over 60 traditional and contemporary kimonos
from the Textile Museum in Washington, DC. Display
included cut-away window walls and an indoor garden
of river stone.
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Inspiration
& Innovation: Helen Keller
American
Foundation for the Blind 1996
A
national touring display of artifacts, photographs
and graphic panels about Helen Keller and the
founding of the AFB. Works included interactive
talking figures, videos and a Braille alphabet
brochure.
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Healing
at Home
Ellis
Island Immigration Museum 1994
The
story of the New York's Visiting Nurse Service told
in 6 galleries with over 400 objects. Work included
a 3D tenement neighborhood, interactive doors, and
period sets.
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