Showing large digitized images with Art SUN, Kurashiki City Art Museum, Solo at Gallery K, Japan, 2011.Finishing "The Musubi Teien", the third Japanese garden she has designed.Intern: Centerstone Recovery Center, required for CADAC IV (Certified Alcohol and Drug Addiction Counselor), through ICAADA: Indiana Counselors Ass'n for Alcohol and Drug Addiction. Member: Richmond Area Psychologists, 2007 - Recent articles: artists Bill Dutterer and Virginia Neely Sweet. Previously: cross-cultural topics: Psychology of Creativity; the Mandala; the Doll; the Shamanic Icon; Aesthetics of Japanese Gardens; Creative Process and Cultural Values.2008: pilot program, Ivy Tech: Culture Studies and ESL for Japanese employees of local Japanese corporations.1991: Senior Fulbright Research Scholar, Tokyo: cross-cultural psychology of creativity. Short summary published in: "Cultural Pluralism and Psychoanalysis", 1001, Dr. Alan Roland. Lectured: numerous schools of art in Japan, China and Korea. Doctoral studies, NYU, cross-cultural aesthetics. Dissertation: psychology of the self-portrait, work of MORIMURA Yasumasa. Several articles in cross-cultural aesthetics while professor, Kawasaki University of Social Welfare, Okayama, Japan, college of Clinical Psychology and Faculty of Foreign Languages. Wrote a 6 year curriculum in Art TherapyEarlier: Ass't Dean, School of Art, Cooper Union, NYC; Ass't Professor, Corcoran School of Art; Prof. Adjunct at Pratt; Guest Artist: Cranbrooke Academy; Ohio State University.Solos: 55 Mercer, NYC; Henri Gallery, Foundry Gallery, Wash., D.C.: Ohio State University; Marywood College, PASelected groups: Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art, NYC; Corcoran Museum; Baltimore Museum; Bronx Museum; Washington Women's Art Center; Washington Project for the Arts; Riverside Museum, NYC; Indianapolis Museum of Art; McNay Museum, San Antonio; Textile Museum, Wash., DC; Herron School of Art; Fluxus Exhibitions, NYC.