Exhibitions

At Mid-America Arts Alliance, I helped create visual identities for a wide range of exhibitions, each with its own subject matter, style, and time period. Rather than applying one consistent look, I tailored the design to the story of each exhibition—using typography, color, imagery, layout, and environmental graphics to create a distinct visual world. I carried those identities across exhibition graphics, signage, wayfinding, and supporting materials to create cohesive, immersive experiences for visitors.

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Samara:
A Mid-Century Dream Home

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Samara brochure

FLW’s Samara brochure & photography

FLW’s Samara exhibition panel, collaborator, identity creator

FLW’s Samara wall display

text panels


Roger Shimomura: the Return of the Yellow Peril

Return of Yellow Peril brochure

inside 3 panels

Return of Yellow Peril signage (artist Roger Shimomura kept the signage in his studio because he loved the identity so much)

Return of Yellow Peril brochure

inside 4 panels

Return of Yellow Peril text panels


Advancing Tradition: Twenty Years of Printmaking at Flatbed Press

Advancing Tradition brochure

Advancing Tradition gallery guide


The Fine Art of Jazz: Photographs by Dan White

text panel

brochure interior

installation KC Public Library

brochure


Sister Corita: The Joyful Revolutionary

briochure, 50 neon CMYK/50 CMYK

interior brochure

brochure fold panel


1968 in America

text panels and installation

interior brochure

vertical roll fold brochure

text panel

text panel

interior brochure