Curatorial Projects
Honorary Curator: Union Club of British Columbia Art Collection.
Rationalization and development of collections, coordination of a series of exhibitions assembled by local Victoria commercial galleries and art dealers.
Further Reading: The Union Club of British Columbia website
Rationalization and development of collections, coordination of a series of exhibitions assembled by local Victoria commercial galleries and art dealers.
Further Reading: The Union Club of British Columbia website
Curatorial Advisor: Government House, Victoria, British Columbia.
Rationalization and development of collections, coordination of a series of exhibitions assembled by public art galleries throughout British Columbia.
Further Reading: Government House interior details
Rationalization and development of collections, coordination of a series of exhibitions assembled by public art galleries throughout British Columbia.
Further Reading: Government House interior details
Committee Lead: Contemporary art installation, University Club, University of Victoria.
With student assistants and in association with the UVic Legacy Art Collections, development of West Coast contemporary art installations, and exhibits of member artists.
Further Reading: The University Club of Victoria
With student assistants and in association with the UVic Legacy Art Collections, development of West Coast contemporary art installations, and exhibits of member artists.
Further Reading: The University Club of Victoria
Faculty Advisor: Special Collections, McPherson Library, University of Victoria, development of the Pacific North West Architectural Archives.
Development and documentation of a collection of plans, drawing and papers from the offices of practicing architects, mainly from or related to Victoria, British Columbia, from the late 19th Century to present.
Further Reading: The University of Victoria, Architecture Collections
Development and documentation of a collection of plans, drawing and papers from the offices of practicing architects, mainly from or related to Victoria, British Columbia, from the late 19th Century to present.
Further Reading: The University of Victoria, Architecture Collections