Amina Yee Email & Phone Number

Los Altos, California

Oakland

Developed interdisciplinary exhibitions on California art, history, and natural science: "All Power to the People: Black Panthers at 50" (2016-17), AAM award-winner “Pacific Worlds” (2015), “Bees: Tiny Insect, Big Impact” (2015-17), and “Fertile Ground: Art and Community in California” (2014).

Oakland

Coordinated material needs and supported daily operations of "California Indian Lifeways" school program.

Oakland Museum Of California

"Those Fabulous 49ers!" School ProgramTaught California gold rush history to fourth-grade students; exercised students’ visual literacy skills by encouraging them to ‘read’ photographic murals; demonstrated gold panning techniques; and guided hands-on activities for adults and children during public events."ASH! Art, Science, and History" School ProgramHelped teach an interdisciplinary curriculum on the history and art of California Native Americans.

Palo Alto, California

Supported daily operations of artist in schools residency program.

Berkeley, California

Awarded the Townsend grant for helping develop the organizational system of the Jan Brueghel the Elder database; contributed to the development of wiki format; conducted research; and created pages. Attended the Spring 2012 Convention of the Curators of Dutch and Flemish Art (CODART) in Brussels, Belgium to demonstrate the wiki to curators and art historians. Worked with a team conducting research in The Hague, the Netherlands in the summer of 2012.

Berkeley, California

Worked with Elizabeth Honig, Associate Professor of Dutch and Flemish art, to design and develop the Jan Brueghel Wiki Project (www.janbrueghel.org), an online, open-access catalogue raisonné. This interactive database is one of the first of its kind and seeks to transform art historical research practices by increasing public access to visual and historical materials that were previously unavailable to the public.