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Hi everyone – for my final project for my Islamic Art class this semester, I curated a virtual exhibit, Careful Cursive: Islamic Calligraphy and the Italian Renaissance. I did a lot of work for it (including virtual object wrangling) and am very proud of it, so I would love if you could take a look, or share and leave a comment!
“STELLARRIUM” by Auriea Harvey and Rodell Warner, Virtual Installation for Diorama, curated by Wade Wallerstein for the Gray Area Festival 2021: Worlding Protocols.
Check out our virtual exhibit on Google Arts & Culture!
Picturing the Sultan from the 16th through the 19th Centuries features a sample of images of Ottoman sultans, from the sixteenth century to the nineteenth century.
These images show the variety of ways in which rulers of the Ottoman Empire, a mighty state that straddled three continents —Europe, Asia, and Africa—were represented by local artists and foreign visitors, and by those who had never been to Ottoman domains.
Currently curating a virtual art exhibit for our gallery. Ako pinapagawa ng layout, title ng show, write up and everything. I don’t know much about writing, pero I’m enjoying it because I love art so much at dati dream ko lang magcurate ng art shows, and now it’s happening to me *virtually* nga lang hahahaha
Wednesday, October 18, 2017
The exhibit team and I have been working on an online exhibit commemorating the anniversary of women’s suffrage in New York State and focusing on the activities of Chemung County suffragists. The text is written and the images selected. Now, we just have to put it all together for it’s November debut. I spent some time today planning a mini pop-up exhibit that will help us promote the launch of the virtual exhibit.
Wednesday, April 23, 2025
The summer exhibit in our Education Room will be a rerun of So Far From Home: Life in Elmira's Confederate Prison Camp, which was part of a series of exhibits for the 150th anniversary of the Civil War. I pulled the original panels from storage but needed to create a new title/intro panel that didn't reference the exhibit series or anniversary. So, I went to our online version of the exhibits for inspiration. And that's when I noticed a typo in the main text that had been there for nine years. Sigh. At least it's finally fixed.
[The image was from after I made the correction. It had read: "...Confederated Prison Camp in Elmira..."]
Accepting Life and Death: Enduring Grief Video Artwork 1
Moving posters I did for a virtual exhibit for art history class on post impressionism and neo impressionism 🎨🖌
