Hunter Museum

HUNTER MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART

Associate Curator of Education

Planned, developed, and implemented adult, after school, teen, and summer camp programs in preparation for the grand re-opening of the museum in April 2005.
Developed full range of studio classes and art exhibits for students and adults.
Designed the first Teen Council to expand engagement opportunities for teens.
Established new partnerships with the Discovery Museum, Chattanooga Theater Centre, Girls, Inc, Boys and Girls Clubs, and Urban
Provided gallery interpretation for the Museum’s discovery rooms and galleries.
League to expand and diversity programs and community engagement.
Managed and designed the Museum’s digital signage segments and scenes.

DETAILED PROGRAM LIST

Highlights from the collection included American paintings, sculpture, architecture and contemporary glass.

Students from the Urban League Achievers Society met after school to talk about identity, gender and race.

I partnered with Girls, Inc to organize two summer camps: "Girls Make the Message" and "Happily Ever After."

Teens met once a month to plan a major event at the museum.

Using Firesign by Anode, I designed and scheduled digital segments that were displayed on screens throughout the museum.

I painted three versions of Tom Wesselman's nude to demonstrate stylistic depictions of reclining nudes throughout history.

Summer camps inspired by Winslow Homer's Homecoming exhibition offered student-centered activities.

Hunter Happens on Thursdays featured all types of performers like this jazz band Sweet Georgia Sound.