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1975: curator-co-designer, Mexican Indian Costumes (an exhibition of Denis’collection of Chiapas costumes, now in the collection of the Gregg Museum of Art and Design) NCSU School of Design, Brooks Hall, Raleigh
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1990:
curator-designer, The Portrait |
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1991:
co-curator, Robert Rauschenberg: 1974-1991 City Gallery of Contemporary Art, Raleigh |
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1992-1993:
co-curator, The Power of Maps Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum (Merit Award, 72nd National Art Director’s Club Competition, 1992; Merit Award, 7th International Art Director’s Club Competition, 1992; Silver Award, Business Week's Industrial Design Excellence Awards, Business Week, June 7, 1993 and Innovation, Fall, 1993; First Prize, American Association of Museum’s 1993 Museum Publication’s Design Competition, Supplementary Materials; and Second Prize, Educational Brochure and Press Kit, Museum News, July/August, 1993; Federal Design Achievement Award, National Endowment for the Arts, July 1995) |
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1993-1994:
co-curator, The Power of Maps (revised and redesigned) International Gallery Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. See also: Zahava D. Doering, Adam Bickford, David A. Karns, and Audrey E. Kindlon, “Communication and Persuasion in a Didactic Exhibition: The Power of Maps Study,” Curator: The Museum Journal 42(2), 1999, pp. 88-107 |
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