Exhibits

The exhibition chronicled the genesis, creation and production of the ground-breaking play, "Angels in America" by Tony Kushner. Featured in the exhibit are a thrilling array of original costumes, props manuscripts, video clips, photos, designs, and other rare memorabilia from the key productions of "Angels in America".

This exhibition showcased a collection of 19th and 20th century toy theatres from around the world. The interactive exhibit featured mounted backdrops, miniature constructed theatres with working lights as well as more contemporary stage designs from Pablo Picasso and others.

Co-curated with Beverly Ames of the Ames Gallery, this exhibition featured my design and installation of a collection of Tramp Art.

Curators from 25 New York State museums were asked to lend some of their most unusual or quirky objects from their collections. Items ranged from a taxidermy Cape Buffalo head to a 1950's "fat-reducing machine".

A year-long exhibition commemorating 150 years of higher education. The exhibit celebrated the university's unique past, showcased the present departmental contributions, and looked to the future with it's innovative research and programs. It included a dimensional timeline of the university, ten cases displaying a variety of historic items from paper ephemera and Victorian dresses, to campus memorabilia and hi-tech inventions.