Duties include, but not limited to: Plan and implement temporary art exhibitions, including: propose, develop and manage exhibition schedule, create online call for entries and manage jury process for annual “Form Not Function” exhibition, contact and schedule artists for exhibitions, prepare artist contracts, work with artists to determine exhibition checklists and obtain all necessary information, prepare and install exhibits, adjust lighting for exhibitions, create interpretive texts and materials for exhibitions (wall texts, gallery guides etc.), work collaboratively with Coordinator of Public Programs and Engagement to create programs that interpret the museum’s exhibitions; Assist with facilitating programs and tours as needed; Manage all loans of artwork to and from the Carnegie Center; Provide training for museum staff prior to each exhibition opening; Manage the New Albany Public Art Project, including: working with appropriate government officials and private sector individuals to secure sites for public art installations, manage the online call for entries and jury process, work with artists to plan installations, supervise Art Installation Liaison contract position, write and manage grants for the project, develop project budget and track expenses, write texts and manage creation of interpretation materials, work with Coordinator of Public Programs and Engagement to plan Public Art Walk; Seek partnerships with local and regional arts and cultural institutions for exhibitions; Advise the Museum Director as requested on issues related to the permanent art collection; Recruit, train and supervise museum interns and work study students; Work with Director to write grants for exhibitions and special projects and to develop exhibition budgets.

Duties include, but not limited to, recruiting emerging and established artists for exhibition participation; selecting, scheduling and organizing solo, dual and group art exhibitions; creating and distributing press releases; coordination and delivery of artwork; installing and lighting exhibition; create and distribute exhibition announcements via postal, e-mail and social networking; facilitating sales and installation services of artwork for client base; facilitate and tend special events; community outreach; general operations and gallery maintenance.

Duties include creating and distributing press releases via postal and e-mail; fulfilling requests from news media outlets for additional resources; maintaining and creating layout and design of exhibition postcards and advertisements; maintaining an up-to-date website, including photographing and uploading artwork imagery, as well as adding and removing current artist, artwork, and exhibition information; maintaining and updating client and media databases; being primary art handler, employing the proper standards in installing, lighting, and storing of artwork within gallery and for gallery clientele; assisting with curatorial duties and exhibition layout; packing, unpacking, and scheduling of artwork shipments; art and framing sales support; properly framing work for gallery and client orders utilizing up to date archival standards and reversible processes.

Installation expert for the New Albany Bicentennial Public Art Project. Duties include, but not limited to, art installation of four major outdoor public artworks per year; working with artists to ensure their artworks are installed properly and safely for the artists, assistants and the public at large; getting proper permitting and code compliance with city of New Albany for each installation site; meeting with officials of the city of New Albany, The Carnegie Center and the Public Art Project board to keep them updated with latest developments and progress of all projects.

(aka LoCAL.gallery). Established organization to curate and promote premier exhibitions. Duties include, but not limited to, developing themed art exhibitions; recruiting emerging and established artists for exhibition participation; creating and distributing press releases; coordination and delivery of artwork; installing and lighting exhibition; create and distribute exhibition announcements via postal, e-mail and social networking; facilitating sales and installation services of artwork for client base; general operations and bookkeeping of organization.

Preparations expert for The Speed Art Museum. Duties include physically maintaining the museum's permanent art collection as well as artworks on loan to the museum; updating inventory locations within The Museum System database; employing proper handling, storing, and displaying standards based upon general museum guidelines and in accordance with contractual agreements for works on loan to the museum; maintaining object lighting standards; properly packing, unpacking, and recording artwork for shipping and receiving; upkeep of museum walls, pedestals, and displays; assisting with creating new pedestals and displays as needed; local pick up and delivery of artwork on loan to the museum.

2003 - 2004 The Lowe Gallery (later Bill Lowe Gallery, currently Johnson Lowe Gallery).Marketing/Media/Sales Support for one of the Southeast's largest commercial art galleries. Duties included updating and maintaining imagery of inventory and text on website; create catalogs, brochures, advertisements, invitations, and e-vites using Adobe software; create monthly public relations packets including press releases, essays, and images for each show; organize and update over 60 artists' biographies, publications, and slides; develop presentations on specific artists for public and private clients; coordinate event planning; perform all administrative duties; archive gallery information; enter contacts, inventory, and imagery data into ArtSystems Gallery Pro II; participate in mass mailings; answer telephones; maintain all office supplies; participate in direct sales.

Installation expert for The Lowe Gallery (later known as Bill Lowe Gallery, currently Johnson Lowe Gallery). Duties included displaying and installing artwork both in the gallery and for clients in their homes and businesses; maintaining a clean and organized environment within the 12,000 square foot gallery; assisting sales staff and clientele with their needs and questions; assisting with the curatorial duties and placement of the artwork within the gallery; maintaining and housing inventory; properly packing, unpacking, and recording artwork for shipping and receiving; bulk mailing monthly invitations; minor restoration and repair of artwork with represented artists' consent; help start up a second Lowe Gallery space