Our projects range from conceiving of exhibitions and organizing group exhibitions to designing exhibits and catalogs.

Chicago Design Milestones | July 2019 | 150 Media Stream, Chicago | Collaboration with Daria Tsoupikova, the Chicago Design Archive, and animators | Exhibition concept, creative direction, and catalog
Chicago Design Milestones was a new media public installation that brought to life the evolution of Chicago design by examining and showcasing the historic characteristics of design works from the 1920s to the present. Project material was researched and culled directly from the vast collection of the Chicago Design Archive, which holds over 3,200 works from over 1,100 designers and 400 firms.
Distinctions: Communication Design Educators Award (1 of 2 projects selected in 2019) | STA 100 selection

What Comes After | Mar–Apr 2019 | Alcove Gallery, Chicago | Exhibition concept, exhibit design, and catalog
What Comes After was an exhibition featuring the remixing of prior works—works comprising mixes of images from various sources. Mixes upon mixes, this work reflects upon contemporary media culture and the act of appropriation. It is a manifestation of What Comes After Remix?, an essay by new media theorist Lev Manovich.

Outlying | Solo show | Jan–Feb 2019 | Seerveld Gallery, Palos Heights, IL | Exhibition concept, exhibit design, and all included works
Outlying represents investigation in two areas: outlying design form and design content. Examining form, the works lean outward from standard graphic design practice to areas that are uncommon or blend with other disciplines. Examining content, the works focus on design itself as subject matter. (See more.)

Database Narrative | Mar–Apr 2018 | Alcove Gallery, Chicago | Exhibition concept, exhibit design, and catalog

Due Influence | Mar–Apr 2017 | Alcove Gallery, Chicago | Exhibition concept, exhibit design, and catalog

Play: UIC Visual & Performing Arts Center | Gallery 400, Chicago | 2016 | Exhibit design and documentation book 
Collaboration with Zago Architecture and Sarah Blankenbaker