EDUCATION
MFA Photography, San Francisco Art Institute
Apeiron Workshops
BA Art History, Wellesley College
Classics, Hollins College
WRITING & EDITING
*Writing assignments noted in brackets; editing involves, according to project, line editing, copy editing, research, and proofreading.
2023
What About Learning?, Deborah Saunt and Jane Wong (Yale School of Architecture)
Moeller Fine Art, New York/Berlin, art advisory e-newsletters
2022
Hybrid Manufacturing/Hybrid Cities, ed. Nina Rappaport (Actar)
2021
The State of the Urban Forest in NYC, Emily Maxwell, Michael L. Treglia, and Alaina Van Slooten
(The Nature Conservancy)
Kent Bloomer: Nature as Ornament, eds. Sunil Bald and Gary Huafan He (Yale School of
Architecture)
2020
Vertical Urban Factory, Nina Rappaport, paperback edition (Actar)
2019
Eyes That Saw: Architecture After Las Vegas, eds. Stanislaus von Moos and Martino Stierli
(Verlag Scheidegger & Speiss) [published August 2020]
2018
Towers in the City: Berlin Alexanderplatz, Hans Kolhoff, ed. Kyle Dugdale with Kirk Henderson
(Yale School of Architecture)
2017
The Design of Urban Manufacturing, eds. Robert N. Lane and Nina Rappaport (Routledge)
Reassessing Rudolph, ed. Timothy M Rohan (Yale School of Architecture)
2016
Biographical essay on founder Eran Chen (ODA Architecture) [writer]
Common Wealth, ed. Ed Mitchell (Yale School of Architecture)
Tony Oursler, Optical Timeline, exhibition, Hessel Museum of Art, Bard College, Annandale-on-
Hudson, NY
Converging Territories: Island Incubator, Marion Weiss and Michael A. Manfredi (Yale School of
Architecture)
2015
Vertical Urban Factory, Nina Rappaport, 1st edition (Actar)
Exhibiting Architecture: A Paradox?, ed. Eeva-Liisa Pelkonen (Yale School of Architecture)
Analytic Models in Architecture, ed. Emmanuel Petit (Yale School of Architecture)
2014
Knowing How in Downtown Las Vegas, eds. Amy Kessler and Amy Mielke (Yale School of Architecture)
Measure of a Life: LeRoy E. Hoffberger, LeRoy E. Hoffberger (self-published)
2013
La Borne: 1940–1980, A Post War Movement of Ceramic Expression in France, ed. Hughes Magen
(Magen H. Gallery), English adaptation of essay for exhibition catalogue [writer]
Typorama: The Graphic Work of Philippe Apeloig, Ellen Lupton and Alice Morgaine, ed. Tino Grass (Thames & Hudson), English translation of project descriptions [writer]
My New Orleans, Gone Away, Peter M. Wolf (Delphinium Books)
2012
Living As Form: Socially Engaged Art from 1991–2011 (website), ed. Nato Thompson (Creative Time)
2011
Constructing the Ineffable: Contemporary Sacred Architecture, ed. Karla Britton (Yale School of
Architecture)
Intelligent Cities, Susan C. Piedmont-Palladino (National Building Museum)
AA Bronson & Peter Hobbs: Queer Spirits, AA Bronson and Peter Hobbs (Creative Time Books)
2010
Waiting for Godot in New Orleans: A Field Guide, Paul Chan (Creative Time Books)
2009
A Guide to This World and Nearer Ones, Mark Beasely (Creative Time Books)
2007
The Yale Building Project: The First 40 Years, ed. Richard W. Hayes (Yale School of Architecture)
2006
Notes for an Art School, ed. Mai Abu ElDahab (Manifesta 6 School Books)
Sick City: An Investigation into Urbanism, Infrastructure, and Disease, Hilary Sample (Rotterdam,
The Netherlands: Episode Publishers, 2009)
2005
Constructs, eds. Nina Rappaport and Robert A.M. Stern [2005– 2006] (quarterly journal of the Yale School of
Architecture)
Web content for Nouvelle Garde, fashion/art/design marketing consultancy, New York [writer]
2004
Terminal 5 (exhibition catalogue), Andrew Lee Walker and Rachel K. Ward (Lukas & Sternberg)
Press releases (2004–2007), Silo, Lower East Side gallery that pioneered a now-iconic art destination on historic Freeman Alley. Silo showcased a bold mix of emerging to mid-career artists, from Doug Boatwright to Francine Spiegel to Christine Osinski [writing, through 2007]
2002
Proposal for winning logotype competition (based on English translation of design concept),
Università Iuav di Venezia, Italy for Studio Philippe Apeloig, Paris [writer]
GRANTWRITING
2023
The Hispanic Society Museum & Library
2021–2023
Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, Ridgefield, CT
2022
Museum of Motherhood, St. Petersburg, FL
2012
Diane Tuft, Antarctic Artists and Writers Program, National Science Foundation (awarded),
New York
2009–2010
World Science Festival Foundation, New York
2007
The Fabric Workshop and Museum, Philadelphia
2005
Exit Art, New York
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, New York
2004
Birgit Ramsauer, "Spinet," a Gesamtkunstwerk performed in The Great Hall, The Cooper Union, New York with Jens Barnieck, Charlie Morrow, Aloisia Moser, and Gerd Stern, et al.
2003–2004
Terminal 5 exhibition at JFK (independent curatorial project), New York
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2006-2020
Whitney Museum of American Art, New York — Senior Officer, Foundation & Government Relations
Managed portfolio of multi-sector funding prospects to support capital campaign and institutional goals; raised 5- to 7-figure gifts to support exhibitions, conservation and research initiatives, acquisitions, the library, and education and access programs; served as liaison for international embassies and consulates.
Select Funders
Foundations – Annenberg, Bloomberg, Brown, Ford, Ellsworth Kelly, Henry Luce, Andrew W. Mellon, Terra, Andy Warhol
Government – Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR), Historic Preservation Fund/National Park Services (HPF/NPS) – Save America’s Treasures, National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC)
International –Consulates General of Brazil, Germany, The Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, French Embassy, Cultural Institutes of Mexico and Italy, Japan and Korea Foundations, Mondriaan Foundation, Phileas Fund, Pro Helvetia/Arts Council of Switzerland
2000-2005
Herb Lubalin Study Center of Design & Typography, School of Art, The Cooper Union, New York — Director of Archives
Managed and expanded post-WWII design archives with accompanying exhibitions, publications, and an international lecture series, working closely with the curator, faculty, and dean; oversaw full-time and temporary staff, student interns and Lubalin Fellows, and supported visiting scholars, designers, and curators.
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Adobe Acrobat Pro DC, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, InDesign, Photoshop, Raisers Edge, The Museum System (TMS)
MFA Photography, San Francisco Art Institute
Apeiron Workshops
BA Art History, Wellesley College
Classics, Hollins College
WRITING & EDITING
*Writing assignments noted in brackets; editing involves, according to project, line editing, copy editing, research, and proofreading.
*Writing assignments noted in brackets; editing involves, according to project, line editing, copy editing, research, and proofreading.
2023
What About Learning?, Deborah Saunt and Jane Wong (Yale School of Architecture)
Moeller Fine Art, New York/Berlin, art advisory e-newsletters
What About Learning?, Deborah Saunt and Jane Wong (Yale School of Architecture)
Moeller Fine Art, New York/Berlin, art advisory e-newsletters
2022
Hybrid Manufacturing/Hybrid Cities, ed. Nina Rappaport (Actar)
2021
The State of the Urban Forest in NYC, Emily Maxwell, Michael L. Treglia, and Alaina Van Slooten
(The Nature Conservancy)
Kent Bloomer: Nature as Ornament, eds. Sunil Bald and Gary Huafan He (Yale School of
Architecture)
2020
Vertical Urban Factory, Nina Rappaport, paperback edition (Actar)
2019
Eyes That Saw: Architecture After Las Vegas, eds. Stanislaus von Moos and Martino Stierli
(Verlag Scheidegger & Speiss) [published August 2020]
2018
Towers in the City: Berlin Alexanderplatz, Hans Kolhoff, ed. Kyle Dugdale with Kirk Henderson
(Yale School of Architecture)
2017
The Design of Urban Manufacturing, eds. Robert N. Lane and Nina Rappaport (Routledge)
Reassessing Rudolph, ed. Timothy M Rohan (Yale School of Architecture)
2016
Biographical essay on founder Eran Chen (ODA Architecture) [writer]
Common Wealth, ed. Ed Mitchell (Yale School of Architecture)
Tony Oursler, Optical Timeline, exhibition, Hessel Museum of Art, Bard College, Annandale-on-
Hudson, NY
Converging Territories: Island Incubator, Marion Weiss and Michael A. Manfredi (Yale School of
Architecture)
2015
Vertical Urban Factory, Nina Rappaport, 1st edition (Actar)
Exhibiting Architecture: A Paradox?, ed. Eeva-Liisa Pelkonen (Yale School of Architecture)
Analytic Models in Architecture, ed. Emmanuel Petit (Yale School of Architecture)
2014
Knowing How in Downtown Las Vegas, eds. Amy Kessler and Amy Mielke (Yale School of Architecture)
Measure of a Life: LeRoy E. Hoffberger, LeRoy E. Hoffberger (self-published)
2013
La Borne: 1940–1980, A Post War Movement of Ceramic Expression in France, ed. Hughes Magen
(Magen H. Gallery), English adaptation of essay for exhibition catalogue [writer]
Typorama: The Graphic Work of Philippe Apeloig, Ellen Lupton and Alice Morgaine, ed. Tino Grass (Thames & Hudson), English translation of project descriptions [writer]
My New Orleans, Gone Away, Peter M. Wolf (Delphinium Books)
2012
Living As Form: Socially Engaged Art from 1991–2011 (website), ed. Nato Thompson (Creative Time)
2011
Constructing the Ineffable: Contemporary Sacred Architecture, ed. Karla Britton (Yale School of
Architecture)
Intelligent Cities, Susan C. Piedmont-Palladino (National Building Museum)
AA Bronson & Peter Hobbs: Queer Spirits, AA Bronson and Peter Hobbs (Creative Time Books)
2010
Waiting for Godot in New Orleans: A Field Guide, Paul Chan (Creative Time Books)
2009
A Guide to This World and Nearer Ones, Mark Beasely (Creative Time Books)
2007
The Yale Building Project: The First 40 Years, ed. Richard W. Hayes (Yale School of Architecture)
2006
Notes for an Art School, ed. Mai Abu ElDahab (Manifesta 6 School Books)
Sick City: An Investigation into Urbanism, Infrastructure, and Disease, Hilary Sample (Rotterdam,
The Netherlands: Episode Publishers, 2009)
2005
Constructs, eds. Nina Rappaport and Robert A.M. Stern [2005– 2006] (quarterly journal of the Yale School of
Architecture)
Web content for Nouvelle Garde, fashion/art/design marketing consultancy, New York [writer]
2004
Terminal 5 (exhibition catalogue), Andrew Lee Walker and Rachel K. Ward (Lukas & Sternberg)
Press releases (2004–2007), Silo, Lower East Side gallery that pioneered a now-iconic art destination on historic Freeman Alley. Silo showcased a bold mix of emerging to mid-career artists, from Doug Boatwright to Francine Spiegel to Christine Osinski [writing, through 2007]
2002
Proposal for winning logotype competition (based on English translation of design concept),
Università Iuav di Venezia, Italy for Studio Philippe Apeloig, Paris [writer]
Hybrid Manufacturing/Hybrid Cities, ed. Nina Rappaport (Actar)
The State of the Urban Forest in NYC, Emily Maxwell, Michael L. Treglia, and Alaina Van Slooten (The Nature Conservancy)
Kent Bloomer: Nature as Ornament, eds. Sunil Bald and Gary Huafan He (Yale School of Architecture)
Vertical Urban Factory, Nina Rappaport, paperback edition (Actar)
Eyes That Saw: Architecture After Las Vegas, eds. Stanislaus von Moos and Martino Stierli (Verlag Scheidegger & Speiss) [published August 2020]
Towers in the City: Berlin Alexanderplatz, Hans Kolhoff, ed. Kyle Dugdale with Kirk Henderson (Yale School of Architecture)
The Design of Urban Manufacturing, eds. Robert N. Lane and Nina Rappaport (Routledge)
Reassessing Rudolph, ed. Timothy M Rohan (Yale School of Architecture)
Biographical essay on founder Eran Chen (ODA Architecture) [writer]
Common Wealth, ed. Ed Mitchell (Yale School of Architecture)
Tony Oursler, Optical Timeline, exhibition, Hessel Museum of Art, Bard College, Annandale-on- Hudson, NY
Converging Territories: Island Incubator, Marion Weiss and Michael A. Manfredi (Yale School of Architecture)
Vertical Urban Factory, Nina Rappaport, 1st edition (Actar)
Exhibiting Architecture: A Paradox?, ed. Eeva-Liisa Pelkonen (Yale School of Architecture)
Analytic Models in Architecture, ed. Emmanuel Petit (Yale School of Architecture)
Knowing How in Downtown Las Vegas, eds. Amy Kessler and Amy Mielke (Yale School of Architecture)
Measure of a Life: LeRoy E. Hoffberger, LeRoy E. Hoffberger (self-published)
La Borne: 1940–1980, A Post War Movement of Ceramic Expression in France, ed. Hughes Magen (Magen H. Gallery), English adaptation of essay for exhibition catalogue [writer]
Typorama: The Graphic Work of Philippe Apeloig, Ellen Lupton and Alice Morgaine, ed. Tino Grass (Thames & Hudson), English translation of project descriptions [writer]
My New Orleans, Gone Away, Peter M. Wolf (Delphinium Books)
Living As Form: Socially Engaged Art from 1991–2011 (website), ed. Nato Thompson (Creative Time)
Constructing the Ineffable: Contemporary Sacred Architecture, ed. Karla Britton (Yale School of Architecture)
Intelligent Cities, Susan C. Piedmont-Palladino (National Building Museum)
AA Bronson & Peter Hobbs: Queer Spirits, AA Bronson and Peter Hobbs (Creative Time Books)
Waiting for Godot in New Orleans: A Field Guide, Paul Chan (Creative Time Books)
A Guide to This World and Nearer Ones, Mark Beasely (Creative Time Books)
The Yale Building Project: The First 40 Years, ed. Richard W. Hayes (Yale School of Architecture)
Notes for an Art School, ed. Mai Abu ElDahab (Manifesta 6 School Books)
Sick City: An Investigation into Urbanism, Infrastructure, and Disease, Hilary Sample (Rotterdam, The Netherlands: Episode Publishers, 2009)
Constructs, eds. Nina Rappaport and Robert A.M. Stern [2005– 2006] (quarterly journal of the Yale School of Architecture)
Web content for Nouvelle Garde, fashion/art/design marketing consultancy, New York [writer]
Terminal 5 (exhibition catalogue), Andrew Lee Walker and Rachel K. Ward (Lukas & Sternberg)
Press releases (2004–2007), Silo, Lower East Side gallery that pioneered a now-iconic art destination on historic Freeman Alley. Silo showcased a bold mix of emerging to mid-career artists, from Doug Boatwright to Francine Spiegel to Christine Osinski [writing, through 2007]
Proposal for winning logotype competition (based on English translation of design concept), Università Iuav di Venezia, Italy for Studio Philippe Apeloig, Paris [writer]
GRANTWRITING
2023
The Hispanic Society Museum & Library
2021–2023
Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, Ridgefield, CT
2022
Museum of Motherhood, St. Petersburg, FL
2012
Diane Tuft, Antarctic Artists and Writers Program, National Science Foundation (awarded),
New York
2009–2010
World Science Festival Foundation, New York
2007
The Fabric Workshop and Museum, Philadelphia
2005
Exit Art, New York
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, New York
2004
Birgit Ramsauer, "Spinet," a Gesamtkunstwerk performed in The Great Hall, The Cooper Union, New York with Jens Barnieck, Charlie Morrow, Aloisia Moser, and Gerd Stern, et al.
2003–2004
Terminal 5 exhibition at JFK (independent curatorial project), New York
The Hispanic Society Museum & Library
2021–2023
Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, Ridgefield, CT
2022
Museum of Motherhood, St. Petersburg, FL
2012
Diane Tuft, Antarctic Artists and Writers Program, National Science Foundation (awarded),
New York
2009–2010
World Science Festival Foundation, New York
2007
The Fabric Workshop and Museum, Philadelphia
2005
Exit Art, New York
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, New York
2004
Birgit Ramsauer, "Spinet," a Gesamtkunstwerk performed in The Great Hall, The Cooper Union, New York with Jens Barnieck, Charlie Morrow, Aloisia Moser, and Gerd Stern, et al.
2003–2004
Terminal 5 exhibition at JFK (independent curatorial project), New York
Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, Ridgefield, CT
Museum of Motherhood, St. Petersburg, FL
Diane Tuft, Antarctic Artists and Writers Program, National Science Foundation (awarded), New York
World Science Festival Foundation, New York
The Fabric Workshop and Museum, Philadelphia
Exit Art, New York
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, New York
Birgit Ramsauer, "Spinet," a Gesamtkunstwerk performed in The Great Hall, The Cooper Union, New York with Jens Barnieck, Charlie Morrow, Aloisia Moser, and Gerd Stern, et al.
Terminal 5 exhibition at JFK (independent curatorial project), New York
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2006-2020
Whitney Museum of American Art, New York — Senior Officer, Foundation & Government Relations
Managed portfolio of multi-sector funding prospects to support capital campaign and institutional goals; raised 5- to 7-figure gifts to support exhibitions, conservation and research initiatives, acquisitions, the library, and education and access programs; served as liaison for international embassies and consulates.
Select Funders
Foundations – Annenberg, Bloomberg, Brown, Ford, Ellsworth Kelly, Henry Luce, Andrew W. Mellon, Terra, Andy Warhol
Government – Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR), Historic Preservation Fund/National Park Services (HPF/NPS) – Save America’s Treasures, National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC)
International –Consulates General of Brazil, Germany, The Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, French Embassy, Cultural Institutes of Mexico and Italy, Japan and Korea Foundations, Mondriaan Foundation, Phileas Fund, Pro Helvetia/Arts Council of Switzerland
2000-2005
Herb Lubalin Study Center of Design & Typography, School of Art, The Cooper Union, New York — Director of Archives
Managed and expanded post-WWII design archives with accompanying exhibitions, publications, and an international lecture series, working closely with the curator, faculty, and dean; oversaw full-time and temporary staff, student interns and Lubalin Fellows, and supported visiting scholars, designers, and curators.
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Adobe Acrobat Pro DC, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, InDesign, Photoshop, Raisers Edge, The Museum System (TMS)
Whitney Museum of American Art, New York — Senior Officer, Foundation & Government Relations
Managed portfolio of multi-sector funding prospects to support capital campaign and institutional goals; raised 5- to 7-figure gifts to support exhibitions, conservation and research initiatives, acquisitions, the library, and education and access programs; served as liaison for international embassies and consulates.
Select Funders
Foundations – Annenberg, Bloomberg, Brown, Ford, Ellsworth Kelly, Henry Luce, Andrew W. Mellon, Terra, Andy Warhol
Government – Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR), Historic Preservation Fund/National Park Services (HPF/NPS) – Save America’s Treasures, National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC)
International –Consulates General of Brazil, Germany, The Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, French Embassy, Cultural Institutes of Mexico and Italy, Japan and Korea Foundations, Mondriaan Foundation, Phileas Fund, Pro Helvetia/Arts Council of Switzerland
2000-2005
Herb Lubalin Study Center of Design & Typography, School of Art, The Cooper Union, New York — Director of Archives
Managed and expanded post-WWII design archives with accompanying exhibitions, publications, and an international lecture series, working closely with the curator, faculty, and dean; oversaw full-time and temporary staff, student interns and Lubalin Fellows, and supported visiting scholars, designers, and curators.
Herb Lubalin Study Center of Design & Typography, School of Art, The Cooper Union, New York — Director of Archives Managed and expanded post-WWII design archives with accompanying exhibitions, publications, and an international lecture series, working closely with the curator, faculty, and dean; oversaw full-time and temporary staff, student interns and Lubalin Fellows, and supported visiting scholars, designers, and curators.
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Adobe Acrobat Pro DC, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, InDesign, Photoshop, Raisers Edge, The Museum System (TMS)
Adobe Acrobat Pro DC, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, InDesign, Photoshop, Raisers Edge, The Museum System (TMS)