Publication Design

Development of the exhibition catalogue for The Eyes Have It!, a publication presenting individual sections for each of over 40 participating artists alongside an introductory essay, documenting a group exhibition focusing on imagery of the eye. Published by Lehman College Art Gallery.

Development of the exhibition catalogue for Alien Nations 2020, a publication presenting works by over 25 artists exploring themes of alienation, based on the original 2017 exhibition of the same title. Published by Lehman College Art Gallery and Coral Gables Museum.

Development of the monograph Andrew Stevovich: Beyond the Figure, a fifty-year retrospective survey presenting 120 paintings across eleven thematic essay chapters with dynamic integrated layouts. Published by Skira Editore in partnership with Adelson Galleries.

Development of the exhibition catalogue for Castles in the Sky: Fantasy Architecture in Contemporary Art, a publication presenting works by over 30 artists exploring fantasy architecture in contemporary practice. Published by Lehman College Art Gallery.

Development of the exhibition catalogue for Andrew Stevovich: Contemplating Figures, a publication opening with an essay by Adam Adelson followed by a plate section with individual writings on each work. Produced by Adelson Galleries Boston.

Development of the monograph Federico Uribe: Watch the Parade, a comprehensive survey of Uribe's work spanning nearly thirty years, with seven major essay sections weaving text and images in dynamic layouts alongside a portfolio of works in four chapters. Published by Skira Editore in partnership with Adelson Galleries.

Development of the exhibition catalogue for A Dark and Stormy Night: Gothic Influence in Contemporary Art, a publication presenting individual sections for each of 35 participating artists alongside a main essay, documenting a group exhibition exploring gothic influence in contemporary practice. Published by Lehman College Art Gallery.

Development of the exhibition catalogue for Alien Nations, a publication presenting individual sections for each of 18 participating artists alongside introductory essays, documenting a group exhibition exploring themes of alienation. Published by Lehman College Art Gallery.

Development of the exhibition catalogue for Infinite Compassion: Avalokiteshvara in Asian Art, a scholarly publication presenting sculptural and artistic depictions of the bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara across Asian cultures and centuries. Published by the Staten Island Museum in collaboration with the Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art.

Development of the exhibition catalogue for Federico Uribe: Animals and Friends in Pencils, Books, and Bullets, a publication presenting Uribe's works constructed from everyday objects including colored pencils, books, and bullets. Produced by Adelson Galleries.

Development of the exhibition catalogue for Staten Island SEEN, a scholarly publication tracing the history and landscape of Staten Island from the 17th century to the present through three long-form essays and a complete presentation of works. Published in conjunction with the permanent exhibition at the Staten Island Museum at Snug Harbor Cultural Center.

Development of the exhibition catalogue for Oh Panama! Jonas Lie Paints the Panama Canal, a scholarly publication presenting Jonas Lie's paintings documenting the construction of the Panama Canal in 1913, with two long-form essays and extensive historical material. Published by Hudson River Museum in conjunction with the James A. Michener Art Museum.

Development of the exhibition catalogue for Art in Nature: Legacy of the Land, a publication pairing pre–World War II plein-air landscapes with works by contemporary California painters, reflecting both the historical material and the continuity of a living landscape tradition. Published by the California Center for the Arts, Escondido.

Development of the exhibition catalogue for Picasso / Vollard: Prints from the Stock of the Artist's Publisher, a publication presenting prints by Pablo Picasso from the stock of Ambroise Vollard, among the most historically significant works in Picasso's printed oeuvre. Produced by Marc Rosen Fine Art in conjunction with Adelson Galleries.

Development of the exhibition catalogue for Federico Uribe: Drawn in Pencils, a publication presenting works by Federico Uribe constructed from physical colored pencils, featuring a custom embossed cover and spot gloss treatments throughout. Produced by Adelson Galleries.

Development of the exhibition catalogue for Peter Reginato: Fiction, a publication presenting Reginato's paintings applying his established enamel paint technique to canvas. Produced by Adelson Galleries in conjunction with the exhibition.

Development of the exhibition catalogue for Frohawk Two Feathers: Kill Your Best Ideas, a publication blending fictional narrative with scholarly writing, connecting Frohawk Two Feathers' paintings of his imaginary Republic of Frengland to Hudson River School landscapes from the museum's collection. Published by Hudson River Museum.

Development of the exhibition catalogue for Jacob Collins (2015 exhibition), a publication presenting Collins' landscapes, still lifes, and portraits. Produced by Adelson Galleries in conjunction with the exhibition.

Development of the exhibition catalogue for Andrew Stevovich: Familiar Faces, a publication presenting Stevovich's figurative paintings, shared across presentations at Adelson Galleries New York and Adelson Galleries Boston. Produced by Adelson Galleries.

Development of the exhibition catalogue for Andrew Wyeth: Seven Decades, a publication surveying Wyeth's work across seven decades drawn from private collections, many never before publicly exhibited. Produced by Adelson Galleries in conjunction with the exhibition.

Development of the award winning exhibition catalogue for Strut: The Peacock and Beauty in Art, a scholarly publication tracing the peacock across art history and contemporary practice through six long-form essays and a complete presentation of works. Published by Fordham University Press in conjunction with the Hudson River Museum exhibition.

Development of the exhibition catalogue for Jon Imber: Carry On, a retrospective publication presenting Imber's work. Published by Danforth Art Museum.