Exhibitions and Awards

Strong Museum, Rochester, New York. Interactive CD-ROM Exhibition- MFA Thesis CD-ROM "Emanations of the Light" currently installed exhibit entitled "What's Hot in History." The Strong Museum, a history center for families and children. Strong Museum offers more than 25 hands- on school lessons that combine the museum's world-renowned collections and award-winning exhibitions to create exciting learning experiences. The exhibition features history-related CD ROM'S and offers them for guest browsing and use.

"Emanations of the Light"-The genesis of this very personal work arose from a private collection of photographs, love letters and memorabilia saved by my father, a staff photographer, for the 6th Floating Air Craft Carrier, in the Pacific during WWII and Post war Japan from 1942 to 1946. This is a life history manuscript that preserves the private story of one individual American soldier.

National Educational Media Network, Winner of the 1998 Silver Apple Award Competition recognized as a standard of excellence in educational media for MFA Thesis "Emanations of the Light". Winners of the NEMN Gold, Silver and Bronze Apple Awards are selected for their exceptional educational and technical value.

"Emanations of the Light" kiosk traveling exhibition 1998-2000:
Dataphilia, Soho School of Visual Arts Gallery, NYC
Sixth Annual Digital Salon,Visual Arts Museum, School of Visual Arts, NYC
Circulo de Bellas Artes, Madrid, Spain
Triennale di Milano, Milan, Italy
Centro de Cultra Contemporanea, Barcelona, Spain
Sala de Exposiciones CAM, Alicante, Spain

UrbanDigits Creates Cards of Art to Benefit The Art Shop at Moore
Moore College of Art and Design, presents its latest alumnae collaboration, Cards of Art. Totaling four decks of regulation playing cards, each card features one original work of art by 218 Moore alumnae from across the country. Each alumnae created an original work for a single card that together became four decks of playing cards. The participants chose a card suit that they interpreted in the medium of their choice. The submissions reflect the diversity of Moore graduates with paintings, drawings, digitally produced illustrations, metalwork sculptures and fashion pieces. See article in Philadelphia's City Paper Net online.