Taft Museum of Art

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Associate Curator of Education, Hunter

Curator of Education, Columbus

Curator of Education, Montgomery

Director of Education, NLEM

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Curator of Education, K-12, JCSM

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Map of Job Locations

SAINT LOUIS ART MUSEUM

TAFT MUSEUM OF ART

hunter museum of american art

JULE COLLINS SMITH MUSEUM OF FINE ART

COLUMBUS MUSEUM

NATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT MUSEUM

Timeline

A timeline of my career in museums

2002

Romare Bearden FellowSaint Louis Art Museum

2003

Jule Collins Smith Museum Curator of Education, K-12

2005

Hunter MuseumAssoc. Curator of Education

2007

Columbus Museum Curator of Education

2010

Montgomery MuseumCurator of Education

2015

Taft Museum of Art Director of Education

2017

Law Enforcement MuseumDirector of Education

2018

Online InstructorConsultant

Director of Education

National Law Enforcement Museum

Plan and design exhibits, learning spaces, and staffing for the education department.Provide leadership, goals, and objectives for educators, volunteers, and visitor services.Develop budgets for department, staff, and expenses; write grants for educational programs.Establish new partnerships to engage diverse communities and strengthen relationships.Design volunteer program, training, and Volunteer Management System (VMS).

A f f n i t y P r o j e c t

Miguel Coppedge

A program designed to strengthen relationships betweenlaw enforcement and the community.

Miguel Coppedge, 12 year old author of Friendly Officers, tells his story at a local community library in DC.

A f f n i t y P r o j e c t

Student Workshops

Staff educator uses the discovery cart to engages familiesabout the role of K-9s in law enforcement.

Educators lead student workshops that focus on forensic science andtechnologies in law enforcement.

Stonewall Riots: Policing and the Gay Community

Conversations and Witness were part of a series of panel discussions that addressed significant topics in law enforcement history.

Talk with the Curator

The Briefing Room

Talks with the Curator provided a behind-the-scenes look at the collection.

The Briefing Room featured authors and podcasters who addressed topics like police in pop culture.

Director of Education

Taft Museum of Art

Serve as lead administrator for education in board meetings and public appearances.Develop budgets for department, staff, and expenses; write grants for educational programs.Supervise full-time, part-time education staff, volunteer training, interns, and committees.Supervise and design all school and public programs, residencies, and education spaces.Design digital content for exhibits, education spaces, and online learning.

Artists Reaching Classrooms

Duncanson Artist-in-Residence

Artists Reaching Classrooms was a year-long programs that involved 20 living artists and annual student exhibitions.

A two-week residency that featured black lartists likelike jazz vocalist Carla Cook to honor Robert S. Duncanson.

Duncanson Artist-in-Residence - Carla Cook

Carla Cook rocked the house during the fall jazz festival

Daubigny Symposium

3rd Sunday Funday - Turkey Day

A symposium organized for the landmark exhibition, Daubigny, Monet, Van Gogh: Impressions of Landscape.

A monthly family program with child-friendly themes thatinclude interactive and multi-sensory experiences.

Duncanson Artist-in-Residence - Alysia Nicole Harris

Alysia Nicole Harris led a poetry workshop at Elementz, an urban arts center in Cincinnati.

Curator of Education

Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts

Serve as lead administrator for the education department and Family Interactive Gallery.Supervise full-time, part-time education staff, volunteer training, interns, and committees.Supervise, plan, and implement all school and public programs, and outreach partnerships.Develop budgets for department, staff, and expenses; write grants for educational programs.​Provide digital integration to enhance exhibitions, education, and social media.

Bill Traylor Symposium: Dr. Lowery Stokes Sims, Keynote Speaker

Dr. Lowery Stokes Sims was the keynote speaker for the Bill Traylor Symposium.

Interactive Gallery Tour

Annual Chalk Drawing Competition

School tours incorporated hands-on experiences in the Museum's family interactive gallery, ARTworks!

The annual Flimp Festival featured a chalk drawing competition for students of all ages.

The Civil Rights Quilts of Yvonne Wells

I had the pleasure to interview Yvonne Wells during a visit to her home in Tuscaloosa, AL.

Stephen Rolfe Powell Event

Ekphrasis: A Monthly Book Club

This was a special glassblowing event arranged for the grand opening of the Stephen Rolfe Powell exhibition.

A monthly book club about art and artists, including presentations and interviews with featured authors.

Stephen Rolfe Powell Opening

Stephen Rolphe Powell gave a live demonstration of his glassblowing technique. He was assisted by the team at Janke Studios from Atlanta.

Curator of Education

Columbus Museum

Lead administrator for the education department.Supervise staff, programs, volunteers, budgets, and grants. Supervise Transformations, a family interactive gallery.Manage the Museum’s non-circulating library and education resource center.Introduce digital integration in the form of kiosks and websites.

Rothschild Distinguished Lecture

Dr. Matthew BaigellStreet Scenes and Sweatshiops

Dr. Anne BissonnetteThe Right Chemistry: Color of Fashion, 1704-1918

High School Poetry Slam: Mary Lyons

Mary Lyons won first place in this year's poetry slam competition. Lyons is shown alongside a painting by Guy Carleton Wiggins, Sherman Square, ca. 1925.

High School Art Exhibition

Slam Poetry Competition

Students from the Muscogee County School District were invited to submit art for monthly exhibitins held at the Museum.

Inspired by works of art in the collection, high school students competed in an annual poetry slam competition.

Decorative Arts SymposiumApril 25, 2009

Dr. Phillip Zimmerman, Mr. Stephen Harrison, Dr. Joseph Cunningham, and Mr. Ulysees G. Dietz

Family Fun Day

Wonderful Wednesdays

Family Fun Day was a museum-wide program that featured artists, performers, storytellers, and activities like dress up.

Wonderful Wednesdays engaged young audiences in partipatory programs inspired by thems in the collection.

Associate Curator of Education

Hunter Museum of American Art

Organize studio classes, teen programs, summer camps, and after school programs.Plan weekly adult evening programs.Manage digital signage and ticketing systems.Lead teacher workshops and volunteer training​Provide digital integration including video podcasts and cell phone tours.

Girls Inc Partnership

Adult Evening Program

At the Hunter, I formed a great partnership with Girls, Inc, including this camp, Girls Make the Message.

Hunter Happens was a program every Thursday. We were fortunate to feature a local favorite, Flether Bright.

Urban League Partnership

This program was a partnership with the Teen Leadership at the Urban League of Greater Chattanooga. We were fortunate to feature Carrie Mae Weems, who we integrated into the experience.

Teen Council Program

Urban League Partnershp

ARC was a brand new teen council initiative, which helped us to organize programs for teens at the museum.

A photo taken during the Urban League's visit to the Carrie Mae Weems exhibition.

Curator of Education, K-12

Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art

Establish the Museum’s first education department.Establish the first docent volunteer training program.Design K-12 tours, teacher workshops, family programs, camps, and Saturday drawing classes.Establish collaborations with Auburn City Schools and Auburn University.

3rd Grade Tour Program

Wonder of Birds

A third grade tour program I stared for Auburn city schools. We are gathered alongside the famous mural by Bill Baggett.

This Audubon program was the result of a partnership with the Raptor Center at Auburn University. So much fun!

Rodin Teacher Workshop

Tour of Dale Chihuly

This is the first teacher worship I organized in preparation for the special exhibition Rodin Rediscovered.

among many firsts, I started a new docent training program, which included docent guided tours.

Romare Bearden Fellow

Saint Louis Art Museum

Lead tours and workshops for Arts in the Basic Curriculum.Provide curatorial assistance for the Prints, Drawings, and Photographs Department.Design outreach program with Community Women Against Hardship. Partner with the University of Missouri to design summer camp middle school students.

Romare Bearden Fellowship

Digital Content Creation

Daubigny Podcast

T a f t M u se u m

Bijoux Parisiens Podcast

T a f t M u se u m

Edward Curtis Kiosk

T a f t M u se u m

Jacob Lawrence Kiosk

T a f t M u se u m

Jerry Siegel Kiosk

Montgomery Museum

Yvonne Wells Kiosk

Montgomery Museum

Slavery Kiosk

Columbus Museum

Online Video Kiosk

Columbus Museum

Timothy P. Brown

Curriculum Vitae (Print Verson)