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My
Projects

Explore a selection of past exhibitions I have designed and curated. Mediums include photography, drawings, prints, paintings, glass, fashion, and more.

Born and raised in Madison, Indiana, Bill Smith (1933-1991) was one of the most innovative jewelry designers of the 1960s and ‘70s. This exhibition brings over 100 pieces together in the most comprehensive showing of his work to date.

Bill Smith: Jewelry's Maverick

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This exhibition of diverse works spanning over 500 years in conversation to examine how (or if) representations of identity have evolved over time, and asks viewers to consider, what is a portrait?

Beyond Face-Value: Portraits from the Permanent Collection

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Created in partnership with the Taizhou Jiufeng Landscape Painting Academy in Fort Wayne's sister city of Taizhou, China and Sister Cities International, this exhibition aims to foster cultural communication between Chinese and Western cultures through art.

Poetry in Painting:
Scenes from Fort Wayne’s Sister City Taizhou, China

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Although known as the father of the Studio Glass movement, Harvey Littleton also developed glass as a printmaking matrix. Experimental, collaborative prints were featured from over 20 diverse artists, including sculptors, painters, printers, and glass artists.

Vitreographs: Collaborative Prints from Littleton Studios

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Opening in 2022, this expansive, 3,000 square foot permanent gallery exhibits a rotating selection of over 100 pieces by international Studio Glass artists.

Glass Wing at FWMoA

The first exhibition of Blass’ designs in his hometown of Fort Wayne, IN, over 100 garments, sketches, and personal objects took viewers on a journey of Bill Blass' life and fashion career.

Bill Blass: Fort Wayne’s Fashion Designer

A dazzling array of 12 outdoor sculptures by woman artist pioneer Dorothy Gillespie enlivened the Fort Wayne Museum of Art's newly renovated sculpture court.

Garden Party: Outdoor Sculptures by Dorothy Gillespie

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This digital curation project was created during the COVID-19 pandemic. Featuring local Memphian fiber artists Paula Kovarik and Sophia Mason, the exhibition explores how interiors, now spaces of comfort, were once unsettling realms of female domesticity.

Inside: A Study of Domestic Quarentine

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