Exhibit Design

I've had the privlege and the honor to curate and install dozens of exhibitions over the years. Only recently have I thought to archive them. Below is a sample of some recent shows.

First up is a late-Winter/early-Spring show at Sundaram Tagore Gallery. The Madison Avenue location is still fairly new and introducing itself to the neighborhood. I made selections from the gallery's signature artists with color and contrast that was set for as much drama as possible to arrest some attention before the UES vanishes for Summer.

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Below is a selection from my final install at Sundaram Tagore Gallery. The theme was Summer and the goal was to get a lot of color in a small space at "affordable" price points. It is a small but powerful room.

Below is an exhibition that i co-curated in late-2012 with Leigh Morse of the exquisite miniature painter Fanny Brennan. It's daunting to show 50 or so paintings in a rather small space. I don't have many shots of the space, so I've also included pics from the openning.

Below are final installation shots from the STG booth at ArtMrkt San Francisco. House style is to work this out on scaled, physical maquettes before shipping this off. If i can find any of those pics, I'll post them later. Low tech at its finest. :)

In the Autumn of 2013, I organized Fung Ming-Chip's first exhibition in New York at M. Sutherland Fine Arts, on 80th street, in NYC's UES - a few scant blocks away from the Met which concurrently ran an exhibition of Contemporary Chinese works in ink, also containing work by Ming.

Below is a series of 16 framed and scroll works for the Asia Week 2014 installation of Chinese ink on paper painter Hai Tao at M. Sutherland Fine Arts. Also, a selection from the Gallery's stable of artists in the rear gallery.

Below, Booth design and ... redesign from Art Basel Miami Beach 2015.

[Below] Exhibition design for "Lennart Anderson: Exhibition of Early and Late Paintings" at LMFA on E.80th. Always a pleasure to have the opportunity to interact with Lennart's work over the past few decades.