EDUCATION

MFA   New Media. Transart Institute, Danube University Krems, Austria

BFA     Design. Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, RI USA

> Full scholarship   

> Art and architecture study abroad in Peru with RISD and Brown University

> Studied Graphic Design w/ Malcolm Grear, Tom Ockerse, Dick Higgins (Fluxus artist/publisher)

AS       Design. Endicott College, Beverly, MA USA

TEACHING

2015 – PRESENT

Associate Professor, Design (Graphic/Information).Undergraduate courses in Design I, II, IV, Fundamentals of Graphic/Information Design, History & Design of Typography, Special Topic: Color & Type, History of Design, and Central Design Practicum. Graduate course in Graphic/Information Design Practice I. Central Connecticut State University, New Britain, CT.  
Study Abroad, Spring Break 2025.“Designed & Engineered”, London’s Past and Present
2025 Faculty Development Travel Grant. Data | Art Conference, Harvard, Cambridge, MA.
2023 Faculty Development Travel Grant. 23rd Generative Art Conference, Rome, Italy.
2016 Faculty Development Travel Grant. 19th Generative Art Conference, Florence, Italy.
Excellence in Teaching Award. 2017 and 2024                                                         
2019 Faculty Research and Development Grant Award.

2021 – 2022

MFA Candidate Advisor of Thesis and Practice. School of Fine Arts & Design, Philippine Women’s University. Manila, Philippines.

2014 – 2015

Adjunct faculty. Digital Design and Art: Information Graphics. Eastern Connecticut State University, Willimantic, CT.
Adjunct faculty. Art & Design: Interactive Design, Color Theory. Norwalk Community College, Norwalk, CT.
Adjunct faculty. College-bound students: Design for Web. Gateway Community College, New Haven, CT. 

2012 – 2015

Adjunct faculty. Graphic Design: Lecture/studio course included Graphic Design I, Typography, Information Graphics, and Interactive Design. Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven, CT. 
2013 Faculty Development Travel Grant. 16th Generative Art Conference, Milan, Italy. Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven, CT. 

2004 – 2013 & 1990 – 1991

Adjunct faculty. Lecture and design courses for School of Communications (Media Design) and College of Visual and Performing Arts, Interactive Digital Design Department (Digital Design I, II, and Motion Graphics II). Quinnipiac University, Hamden, CT. 
Writing Across the Curriculum. 2007 seminar participant/designed to promote and increase writing in university courses. Quinnipiac University, Hamden, CT. 

1986 – 1994

Adjunct faculty. Lecture/studio course on Textile Design for interior design. Paier College of Art, Hamden, CT.

1985 – 1987

Adjunct faculty. Studio design courses included Typography, Package Design, Production, and Silkscreen for design majors. Western Connecticut State University, Danbury, CT. 

1980 – 1985

Instructor of textiles. Wesleyan Potters, Middletown, CT.

1979 – 1985

Visiting critic. Textiles seminar and silkscreen course. Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, RI. 
Assistant instructor. Textile and apparel design. Haystack Mountain School of Crafts, Deer Isle, ME. 
Assistant instructor. Bookbinding. Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, RI. 

PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS

“Reading Color: Type in and on Color”. Presented at the 23rd Generative Art International Conference Proceedings. Domus Argenia / CRF Foundation, Rome, Italy. 2023. Pgs. 180-187

“Conference Review: The Design of Business | The Business of Design”. Published in Design and Culture, Vol. 11. DOI: 2019. Pgs. 261-264. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/17547075.2019.1606522

“Common Ground: Walk New Haven”.Paper presented and published in Collaborate, the University & College Designers Association (UCDA) Proceedings.May 2019. Pgs. 34-55.

Suture. Published artwork in Else Journal Issue 00: Trans What? and Everything Else, a peer-reviewed journal of International Art, Literature, Theory, and Creative Media. 2015

Else Journal Issue 02: The Imperceptible Self. Designer and producer of peer-reviewed journal of International Art, Literature, Theory, and Creative Media. 2017

Else Journal Issue 01: On Contemplation and Everything Else. Designer and producer of peer-reviewed journal of International Art, Literature, Theory, and Creative Media. 2016

The Artist’s Memoir. Acquisition of a 2016 presentation delivered with editor Deborah Cannarella for the Transcultural Exchange on-line repository of presentations delivered at the International Conference on Opportunities in the Arts: Expanding Worlds, Boston, MA. 2016

19th Generative Art Conference DVD. Conference publications and proceedings published on DVD, Domus Argenia / CRF Foundation, Florence, Italy. 2016

Else Journal Issue 00: Trans What? and Everything Else. Designer and producer of peer-reviewed journal of International Art, Literature, Theory, and Creative Media. 2015

CT (un) Bound, Oral History—Recipe Memories: a contribution to CT (un) Bound, a Yale University Art Gallery and Artspace exhibition; curators Sarah Fritchey and Martha Lewis, New Haven, CT. 2014

INtransit Volume 3 Video Journal. Published “Land Grab” and “RocknRoller” videos, The AstroDime Transit Authority, Lowell, MA, 2008

The Adobe Illustrator CS Wow! Book. Featuring National Coalition Against Censorship’s “Dissent” poster; and branding for Yale University’s Office of Cooperative Research. Sharon Steuer, author. 2006

Yale Medicine. Yale School of Medicine, New Haven, CT.” Found in Translation.” Illustration for genetics. 1998

Time Capsule. Compilation, and concise encyclopedia of women artists. Robin Kahn, editor. Creative Time in cooperation with SOS International. New York, NY. 1996

Dear Unknown Friend, Children’s Letters from Sarajevo. A book of 20 x 24-inch Polaroid Polacolor photographs of letters written by children during the Bosnian War to their pen pals in the U.S.A. The Open Society Institute (Open Society Foundations), New York, NY. 1994

Threads Magazine. “Designing the Warp: Parallel Considerations” Premier Issue. The Taunton Press, Newtown, CT. Author of article and illustrations. 1985

CO-AUTHORED COMMISSIONS

Herbert Matter: Artist Magician.  Commissioned by author John T. Hill, Bethany, CT.  Published by OctoberWorks, North Haven, CT. January 2026

From Puerto Rico to New York: Fragments from a life of service. Book design of memoir commissioned by the Hon. José A. Cabranes (U.S. Court of Appeals, 2nd Circuit) New Haven, CT. 2026

Bodies for Sale. Book design commissioned by the author Charles Barber and Mark Maselli, Community Health Center, Inc. of Middletown, CT. 2026

The PERCH Vol. 8: Social. Journal commissioned by the Department of Psychiatry, Yale University School of Medicine and the College of Letters, Wesleyan University. New Haven, CT.  2026

Thinking Twice. Book design commissioned by the artist photographer Phyllis Crowley. New Haven, CT. 2025      

Winnowing: John T. Hill Recent Photographs. Commissioned by author and photographer John T. Hill, Bethany, CT.  Published by OctoberWorks, North Haven, CT. January 2025    

Always Groundbreaking, Always Grounded. Annual Report Design commissioned by the Moses/Weitzman Health System. Stamford, CT. 2025

Impermissible Punishment: The Problem Punishment Poses for Democracies. Facsimile and production editor. Author and distinguished Yale Law Professor Judith Resnik. University of Chicago Press. New Haven, CT. 2025 

From the Deck: Poetry by Robert Brennan. Book design commissioned by the poet and artist, Robert Brennan, Easton, CT.  Published by OctoberWorks, North Haven, CT. 2024

After Eden: The Double Identity of Carbon. Book design commissioned by Suzanne Anker, theorist and visual artist working at the intersection of art and the sciences, and Chair of the Fine Arts Department, School of Visual Arts. New York, NY. Published by OctoberWorks, North Haven, CT. 2024    

Drafting Primer for Weavers. Design conversion and print production for author and master weaver and knit wear designer, Susan Guagliumi. Northford, CT. 2024

The PERCH Vol. 7: Substance. Journal commissioned by the Department of Psychiatry, Yale School of Medicine and the College of Letters, Wesleyan University with contributions by CCSU students. New Haven, CT. 2024

Art Work: Expression & Recovery. Commissioned by the Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (DHMAS) and Yale Program for Recovery and Community Heath (PRCH). Three Central Design students contributed project management, photography, image conversion and retouching, layout, and print-preparation. 2024                

We Love Gather New Haven. Collateral design of various promotion, identity and branding campaigns. Gather New Haven. New Haven, CT. 2024

20 Years of Public Art. Design of Social media spots, motion graphics, and presentation design for Site Projects. New Haven, CT. 2024

300 Years of Faith and Justice. Collateral design of various promotion, identity and branding campaigns for United Church on the Green, New Haven, CT. 2024

Annual Appeals. Various promotion, identity and branding campaigns. Connecticut Mental Health Foundation. New Haven, CT. 2024

Good Measure: Knit a perfect fit every time. Commissioned by master knitwear designer and author Deborah Newton, Providence, RI. 2023

Finishing School: A master class for knitters. Commissioned by master knitwear designer and author Deborah Newton, Providence, RI. 2023

Paz y Salud: Cómo un grupo de activistas de una pequeña ciudad y estudiantes universitarios propusieron cambiar la atención médica. Book design and additional multi-level campaigns (print, epub, and audio). commissioned by the Community Health Center, Inc. of Middletown, CT. Published by OctoberWorks, North Haven, CT. 2023

2023 Gilardoni Calendar. Commissioned by Gilardoni, SpA for 2023 calendars using x-ray imagery with Gilardoni machines. Art direction by Studio B. New York, NY and Mandello del Lario, Italy. 2022

Peace & Health: How a group of activists and college students set out to change healthcare. Book design and additional multi-level campaigns (print, epub, and audio). commissioned by the Community Health Center, Inc. of Middletown, CT. Published by OctoberWorks, North Haven, CT. 2022

Representing Justice: Invention, Controversy, and Rights in City-States and Democratic Courtrooms. Issue of the 2nd edition of 720-page book commissioned by the authors, Judith Resnik and Dennis Curtis, in collaboration with the Yale University Law Library. Published by OctoberWorks, North Haven, CT. 2022

Grand Avenue. State to East Street. Book design commissioned by Walk New Haven. Cultural Heritage Tours, Ethnic Heritage Center, New Haven, CT. 2022

The PERCH Vol. 6. The View from Here. A Special Issue on Living in the Time of COVID. Journal commissioned by the Department of Psychiatry, Yale University School of Medicine and the College of Letters, Wesleyan University. New Haven, CT. 2021

Reveries: Journaling in Place. Book design commissioned by artist, educator, and author Susan Newbold, Boothbay, ME. Published by OctoberWorks, North Haven, CT. 2021

Our Community at Winchester: The city and its workers at New Haven’s gun factory. Book design commissioned by the Greater New Haven Labor History Association, New Haven, CT. Published by OctoberWorks, North Haven, CT. 2020

Rep, Rips, Reps Weave. Commission to design and produce a portfolio and project book for author and educator, Lucienne Coifman. Consultant and project manager for editorial, photography, illustration, print production and distribution strategies. 

Namati’s Work in Mozambique. Commission to design and produce a publication for Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) Namati’s work in Africa on land ownership and land transfer and rights.

School’s Out: Lessons from a Forest Kindergarten. On-going design and production of promotional materials for a film about an alternative outdoor learning environment for kindergarten-age Swiss children.

Yale-New Haven Hospital and Yale University Nursing. Commission to updated existing materials for a bereavement experience designed and produced for distribution by Yale-New Haven Hospital’s neonatal Intensive care unit. Consists of a variety of support materials for both staff and grieving parents. Originally funded by a grant from the Picker Foundation.

Hector’s Heroic Day. Commission to project-manage, design, produce, and publish author Patrick Jones’ book about the Hispanic boy’s journey to become a real hero. Collaboration with editor Deborah Cannarella and illustrator Chuck Lockhart. An OctoberWorks imprint. 

Tarantino Architects and Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. Public relations materials and social media consultant and liaison for media inquiries regarding the sale, deconstruction, and acquisition of the Bachman Wilson House, Frank Lloyd Wright’s 1954 New Jersey Usonian, by the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art’s for its collection of American architects’ work. Millstone, NJ and Bentonville, AK. https://crystalbridges.org/frank-lloyd-wright/

Susan Guagliumi. Commission to design and produce layout templates for author books, website and social media campaigns 
for author’s books about machine-knitting, Hand Knits by Machine and techniques in the garden, Handmade for the Garden. Northford, CT.

Connecticut Mental Health Center (CMHC). Commission to design and produce various promotion and marketing materials for a partnership between the State of Connecticut, Department of Mental Health & Addiction Services and Yale University Schools of Medicine and Nursing. New Haven, CT.

National Coalition Against Censorship. Commission to design and produce identity and branding for NCAC’s annual“Free Speak Matters” celebration honoring Defenders of Free Speech in children’s publishing. New York, NY.

50th Anniversary of Connecticut Mental Health Center. Commission to design and produce branding, identity, and publication for partnership event between the State of Connecticut, Department of Mental Health & Addiction Services and Yale University Schools of Medicine and Nursing. New Haven, CT.

Open Society Foundation (OSF). Commission to create Moving Walls 23’s identity and branding for its Journeys exhibition catalog and installation graphics, an annual exhibition of OSF’s Documentary Photography Project. New York, NY.

Ball & Socket Arts, Inc. Commission to design and produce website and promotions for an emerging mid-State art and cultural center in Cheshire, CT. http://www.ballandsocket.org

Greater New Haven Labor History Association. Members communications and website maintenance. New Haven, CT.

Walk New Haven / Cultural Heritage Tours. Commission to create identity and branding, logo, and marketing materials for a neighborhood community project of the Ethnic Heritage Center, residing on the campus of Southern Connecticut State University. Designed and produced a series of three books, postcards, posters, ads, and brochures for walking tours of New Haven’s historic neighborhoods. New Haven, CT. https://walknewhaven.org

Walk New Haven / Cultural Heritage Tours. Commission to adapt a design system created by Criscola Design, LLC. of the project’s identity and branding to produce an interactive, responsive website for the four walking tours of New Haven’s historic neighborhoods—a neighborhood community project of the Ethnic Heritage Center. New Haven, CT. https://walknewhaven.org

Kids Right to Read Project. Commission to design and produce the identity and publication branding for a National Coalition Against Censorship (NCAC) signature program—the Youth Free Expression Program—offering support, education, and advocacy to First Amendment challenges from schools and libraries to promote the freedom to read. New York, NY.

Transart Institute | Creative International Low-Residency MFA + PhD. Commission to produce promotional materials for the University of Plymouth, UK program admissions. Plymouth, UK.

Carol Becker, Former Dean of Columbia University School of the Arts. Commission to create identity and branding system, logo, for Dean Becker’s website highlighting her books, publications and writings. New York, NY. https://www.caroldbecker.com

Connecticut Mental Health Center Foundation. Commissioned to create new branding and identity, logo, business forms, and organizational stationery. New Haven, CT.

Atlantic Pulp. Commission to create identity and branding system, complete with logo design for new business venture, and website design and production. North Haven, CT.

Open Society Foundation (OSF). Commission to create Moving Walls 25’s exhibition catalog for Another Way Home, an annual exhibition of OSF’s Documentary Photography Project. New York, NY.

Open Society Foundation (OSF). Commission to design and produce a lookbook for designer, writer, musician, and lawyer Walé Oyéjidé who aims to combat bias with creative storytelling. He is the founder of Ikiré Jones, a brand which employs fashion design as a vehicle to celebrate the perspectives of immigrants and other marginalized communities. With the use of fashion photography and prose, his work aims to reframe the lens through which migrants are commonly seen in Western society. His designs appeared in the Marvel motion picture Black Panther. New York, NY.

National Coalition Against Censorship. Commission to design and produce identity and branding for NCAC’s annual “Free Speak Matters” celebration and gala honoring Defenders of Free Speech in children’s publishing. New York, NY.

Me & Chris: A dog’s story by Alex. Commission to design and produce author, educator, and artist Christopher Cozzi’s book— the story of a dog as told from imagined perspective. In this highly visual, memoir-style album, the two share a lifetime of adventures: renovating houses, gardens, and stone walls, forming/ending relationships, and teaching visual art to students in an urban public school. Fully illustrated with color photographs and the artist author’s original journal pages and artwork. An imprint of OctoberWorks, Inc. North Haven, CT.

Christopher A. Cozzi. Commission to design and produce website for author, educator, and artist for the launch of his new book. Guilford, CT. https://www.chriscozzi.com

Ambient Intelligence. Commission to create identity and branding system complete with logo design and website for new Connecticut start-up business. Design and creation of social media campaign, stationary system and imagery library. Hartford, CT.

West Rock Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine. Commission to design and produce identity and branding, logo design and promotional materials for doctor’s office. Commission to design and produce website. Woodbridge, CT.

The Orchard Street Shul and Congregation Beth Israel. Commission to design and produce event materials for Gala Reception and Concert honoring various leaders in social justice and human rights. New Haven, CT.

Broad Stripes and Bright Stars. Design and production of an exhibition catalog featuring the work of 108 artists, photography of the installed exhibit, programmed events, and writings by the curators. New Haven, CT.

Vulnerable but not Broken: Psychosocial Challenges and Resilience Pathways in Unaccompanied Children. Commission to design and produce an on-demand report for Yale Professor Manuel Paris and others. New Haven, CT.

New Haven Preservation Trust. Commission to design and produce a new website. Founded in the 1960s, the Trust has played a key role in the preservation and restoration of countless private residences and commercial buildings throughout the city of New Haven. New Haven, CT. https://nhpt.org

The Asian Series. Commission to design and produce artist and photographer Phyllis Crowley’s book of photographs. Consultant for print manufacturing and distribution strategies. New Haven, CT.

Lucienne Coifman. Commission to design and produce a new website for author and educator, Lucienne Coifman for promotion of her workshop and teaching schedule and sales and promotion of her book, Rep, Rips, Reps Weave. New Haven, CT. https://www.lucienne-repweave.com

MaryBeth Bowerman. Commission to design and produce a new website for entrepreneur, MaryBeth Bowerman for promotion of her professional organizing business. North Haven, CT. https://www.inspiredorg.biz

OctoberWorks. Identity and branding for publishing consultancy services. Includes editorial, design, marketing, manufacturing, and representation. On-demand and conventional publishing and imprint. North Haven, CT. https://www.octoberworks.com

PRESENTATIONS | PANELS | TALKS

Re-Present Photographic Practice Symposium.A day-long symposium on photography as a mirror of a moment, featuring opening remarks by Dean Andreas Mueller, a morning panel of six professionals, and afternoon talks by faculty and students. Dedicated to John T. Hill, who donated 500 copies of his book Norman Ives: Constructions and Reconstructions to Design students. Funded by a Faculty Development Grant. October 2024

Making Things: A Conversation with Five Innovators.Presentation and panel discussion for ACES Educational Center for the Arts and Co-op New Haven high school students sponsored by the City of New Haven Dept. of Arts & Culture and Arts Council of Greater New Haven. ACES / ECS, New Haven, CT. February 2024

Barbenheimer Extravaganza Symposium. Barbie!! Interdisciplinary presentation with Central Design students Ashley Yokubinas, Nancy Ingenito, and Margot Doraz, Torp Hall, CCSU, New Britain, CT. November 2023

3rd Annual Career Day and Showcase. Two presentations on graphic/information design for educators and high school students interested in careers in arts and culture, social sciences, business, public services, and STEM sectors. ACES Educational Center for the Arts, New Haven, CT. October 2023

Connecticut League of History Organizations 2022 Annual Conference. Future of History: Looking Past the Pandemic Toward New Ways of Working.Presenter and panel on Walk New Haven, Webb-Deane-Stevens Museum and the Wethersfield Historical Society, Wethersfield, CT. June 2022

UCDA Design Education Summit. “The (notso) Short Fest” poster presentation. Virtual Event. May 2021

SCSU Women’s & Gender Studies Conference: Gender, Race, Community & Conflict.Invited panelist for Pursuing Peace & Justice Through Design, presented In Grace We Trust: Homage to Home, New Haven, CT. Virtual Event. April 2021

Public Humanities at Yale: Democracy in America. Our Community at Winchester: Design Praxis with Ephemera & Archives, Yale University, New Haven, CT. Virtual Event. March 2021

Connecticut League of History Organizations 2020 Annual Conference. Stewardship 2020, Caring for the Past in an Uncertain Future. Acceptance of a session proposal titled Common Ground: Walk New Haven, CCSU, New Britain, CT. June 2020

Central Authors. Presentation and reading from A Mouth Full: The Re-Cookbook for CCSU’s cable television show featuring members of the Central family talking about their books, airs on cable outlets in Connecticut, New Britain, CT. February 19, 2020. https://mediaspace.ccsu.edu/media/AUTH2006+-+Jeanne+Criscola/1_2k92vpqx/69288921

The Institute Library. Melted Pots and Cooked Books, Talk and Book Signing, A Mouth Full: The Re-Cookbook, a collaboration with Joan Fitzsimmons. Curator Martha Lewis, New Haven, CT. October 2019

Design Incubation Colloquium 6.1. “Reading Color: Type in and on color” presentation. Quinnipiac University, Hamden, CT. October 2019

2019 Design Incubation Residency at the Haddon Avenue Writing Institute.“Reading Color: Type in and on color” writing residency. Chicago, IL. October 2019

UCDA Design Education Summit. “Common Ground: Walk New Haven” presentation. East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, TN. May 2019

CSCU Faculty Research and Creativity Conference. “Reading Color: Type in and on color” presentation. Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven, CT. May 2019

FAC Conference on Student Success and Shared Governance. “Common Ground: Walk New Haven” Presentation. CCSU, New Britain, CT. April 2019

College Art Association/Transart Alumni. “Reading Color: Type in and on Color” Pecha Kucha presentation. New York, NY. February 2019

2019 Design Incubation Fellowship Workshop. “Reading Color: Type in and on Color” workshop and presentation in the Book Category. New York, NY. January 2019

TransCultural Exchange’s International Conference. Opportunities in the Arts: Exploring New Horizons: “Bespoke Multiples” Workshop and Presentation. Quebec, Canada. February 2018

ELSE Journal: The Imperceptible Self. Launch, presentation, and reading, Dumbo, Brooklyn, NY. January 2017

The Arts Council of Greater New Haven. Lecture and workshop on best website platforms and practices for creating an artist’s website. July 2017

Maniac: Manic Episode 5. Artist talk on the artworks in exhibition. October 2017

19th Generative Art Conference. Domus Argenia/CRF Foundation | Artist talk, exhibition, presentation of creative research and project work, Florence, Italy. December 2016

Expanding Worlds, TransCultural Exchange Conference. The Artists Memoir—Presentation and Round-table Discussion with Deborah Cannarella. Boston, MA. February 2016

ELSE Journal: On Contemplation. Presentation and artist talk with a reading from the book/box Oral History: Recipe Memories, an artwork collaboration with Joan Fitzsimmons, Brooklyn. January 2016

Transart Institute / Winter Residency. Presentation/artist talk and reading from Oral History: Recipe Memories Box, Brooklyn. January 2016

Celebrate Connecticut Women Entrepreneurs. First state-wide conference at UConn Stamford. Exhibitor and participant. Created a promotional screen-based presentation and provided sample publications. July 2015

Eastern Connecticut State University. Artist talk/interview, Willimantic, CT. Spring 2015

Central Connecticut State University.Artist talk/interview, New Britain, CT. Spring 2015

ELSE Journal: Trans What? and Everything Else. Launch, presentation, and reading, Dumbo, NY. Winter 2015

16th Generative Art Conference. Triennale di Milano Museum, Milan, Italy | Dec. 10–14, 2013

Kohn-Joseloff Gallery, Cheshire Academy. Virtual Really, artist talk on solo exhibition, Cheshire, CT. 2010

Donau-Universität Krems, Austria, Transart Institute. Virtual critic, MFA Winter Residency, Brooklyn, NY. 2010

John Slade Ely House of Contemporary Art. Panel participant on the Cultural Heritage Artists Project of the Orchard Street Shul, New Haven, CT. Winter 2010

Quinnipiac University. Visiting lecturer in Basic Digital Techniques for graduate Journalism Program. Hamden, CT. 2009

11th Generative Art Conference. Paper presentation and projection installation, Generative Design Lab, Politecnico di Milano University, Milan, Italy. December 2008

MFA Exhibition.tech_no_logica, Donau-Universität Krems, Transart Institute, Austria. Summer 2008

Connecticut Culture & Tourism | Governor’s Conference. Presenter, Brand and Web 2.0. Hartford, CT. 2007

Quinnipiac University. Design for Publication, public affairs presenter. 2001

Public Relations Society of America. Conference presenter, (PRSA) Southern Connecticut Chapter. 1998

AWARDS AND HONORS

2025

Study Abroad Faculty, Spring Break 2025. “Designed & Engineered”, London’s Past and Present, London, England. 2025

Awarded $1,450 CCSU AAUP Travel Grant.For the Data | Art Conference, Harvard, Cambridge, MA. 2025

Award of Excellence. 48th Connecticut Art Directors Club (CADC) Design Award for art direction of the New Britain Industrial Museum, a branding and identity campaign developed by Central Design students. Hartford, CT. 2025

Submitted: NextGen 2025:2025

Submitted: Faculty Development Grant.2025

Award of Excellence. Connecticut Art Directors Club (CADC) Design Awards for New Britain Industrial Museum, a branding and identity campaign developed by Central Design students, New Britain, CT.

2024

Award of Excellence. Connecticut Art Directors Club (CADC) Design Awards for The PERCH: Vol. 7 / Substance, a journal published jointly by Yale University School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry and the College of Letters, Wesleyan University. Illustration by Central Design students, Central Connecticut State University. New Haven, CT.

Award of Excellence. Connecticut Art Directors Club (CADC) Design Awards for the CCSU Rec Center Installation a project by Graphic/Information Design student, Nancy Ingenito. CCSU. New Britain, CT.

Excellence in Teaching Award. Central Connecticut State University, 2024, New Britain, CT.

2023

Award of Excellence. University & College Designers Association (UCDA) Design Awards for Gilardoni 2023, a calendar using x-rays from the company manufactured products with Studio B/Print Management and printing by Grafiche Cola, Lecco, Italy 

Honorable Mention Award. University & College Designers Association (UCDA) Design Awards for Peace & Health: How a group of small-town activists and college students set out to change healthcare, a book published jointly by the Community Health Center, Inc., Middletown, and OctoberWorks, North Haven, CT. Charles Barber, author, Lucile Bruce and Marianne Curling, editors.

2022

20th Anniversary Game Changers Award. Connecticut Explored event honoring Ethnic Heritage Center’s Walk New Haven: Cultural Heritage Tours. Hartford, CT.

Honorable Mention Award. University & College Designers Association (UCDA) Design Awards for The PERCH: Vol. 6 / The View from Here: A Special Issue on Living in the Time of COVID a journal published jointly by Yale University Program for Recovery and Community Health and Wesleyan University, edited by Charles Barber and Lucile Bruce. 

2021

Award of Silver. University & College Designers Association (UCDA) Design Awards for Reveries: Journaling in Place a book by Susan Newbold published by OctoberWorks, North Haven, CT.

Award of Excellence. University & College Designers Association (UCDA) Design Awards for The PERCH: Vol. 6 / The View From Here: Special Issue on Living in the Time of COVID, a journal published jointly by Yale University School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry and the College of Letters, Wesleyan University. New Haven, CT.

Awarded $5,000 Artist Respond Grant from Connecticut Office of the Arts and the National Endowment for Arts to provide funding to artists creating economic development opportunities for arts-based experiences, learning modes and services to audiences across Connecticut—and beyond. May 2021

2020

Awarded $1,000 Artist Respond Grant from Connecticut Office of the Arts and the National Endowment for Arts to provide funding to artists and teaching artists to support the creation and presentation of free and accessible on-line arts-based experiences, learning opportunities and services to audiences across Connecticut—and beyond—on the World Wide Web, May 2020

Award of Excellence. University & College Designers Association (UCDA) Design Awards for A Mouth Full: The Re-Cookbook a book published by OctoberWorks with Joan Fitzsimmons, edited by Deborah Cannarella. Atlanta, GA.

2018

Awarded $1,200 travel grant.Carol A. Ammon College of School of Arts & Sciences, CCSU, to present and exhibit at International Conference on Opportunities in the Arts: Exploring New Horizons, TransCultural Exchange, “Bespoke Multiples” presentation. Quebec, Canada. February 2018

Awarded $650 travel grant. Carol A. Ammon College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences for The Design of Business/The Business of Design: AIGA Connecticut Design Observer Conference, Yale University, New Haven, CT. November 2018

Awarded AAUP Full Time Faculty Development Grant for participation as a 2019 Design Incubation Fellow for “Reading Color: Type in and on Color” under the Book Tracks. January 2018

2017

Excellence in Teaching Award. Central Connecticut State University, 2017, New Britain, CT.

Submitted a $15,000 grant to the Phoebe Foundation to print and promote the book Our Community at Winchester: An Elm City Story, about the demise of Winchester’s U.S. Repeating Arms Company and the impact on its workers and community, New Haven, CT. 2017

2016

Awarded $1,400 travel grant. Carol A. Ammon College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences to present and exhibit at the 19th Generative Art Conference in Florence, Italy, December 2016

Grant Proposal, “World View: Looking Down” Office of Grants and Funded Research, Central Connecticut State University. 2016

Submitted $3,500 REGI Grant for Oral History: Recipe Memories Potluck Westville event with collaborator Joan Fitzsimmons. New Haven, CT. 2016

Awarded $12,000 grant from the Phoebe Foundation to the Greater New Haven Labor History Association to edit, design, produce a book using text and images from Our Community at Winchester: An Elm City Story, an exhibition about the demise of Winchester’s U.S. Repeating Arms and its impact on community workers, New Haven, CT. 2016

2015

Awarded $250 grant from the NEA Our Town and Andy Warhol Foundation for Oral History: Recipe Memories project, a collaboration with Joan Fitzsimmons, New Haven, CT. 2015

2012

Gold Award/Special Report. Council on Foundations, Wilmer Shields Rich Awards for Excellence in Communications for Open Society Time, a report on the Open Society Foundations work, New York, NY. “Beautifully organized” and “excellent design.”

Media Award. Connecticut Nurses Association for 2012 Nursing Update Annual Report on the work of nurse at Yale-New Haven Health (YNHH) toward completion of the Magnet journey on the state of nursing, New Haven, CT.

2010

Silver Award. Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) Mercury Awards, Special Recognition for the 2009 Nursing Update on the state of nursing at Yale-New Haven Hospital, New Haven, CT.

2008

Design Award. American Institute of Architects, New Jersey in Preservation category, Bachman-Wilson House poster on behalf of Tarantino Architects, Millstone, NJ. “The chronological presentation board was loved by the jurors.”

Gold Award/Publication. Council on Foundations, Wilmer Shields Rich Awards for Excellence in Communications for Open Society News for Open Society Institute, New York, NY.

2006

Bronze Award.Council on Foundations. Wilmer Shields Rich Awards for Excellence in Communications. Special Report category for Restoring American Leadership, report on domestic programs for Open Society Institute, New York, NY. “A policy publication designed in a creative way.” “Easier to understand due to design.”

2005

Silver Award/Annual Report. Council on Foundations, Wilmer Shields Rich Awards for Excellence in Communications for U.S. Programs 2003 Annual Report, report on domestic programs for Open Society Institute, New York, NY. “For its effective, well-organized structure and its “visually rich” images and layout.”

Silver Award/Public Policy Campaigns. Council on Foundations, Wilmer Shields Rich Awards for Excellence in Communications for www.revenuewatch.org, Open Society Institute, New York, NY.

2003

Silver Award/Special Reports. Council on Foundations, Wilmer Shields Rich Awards for Excellence in Communications for Bending the Bow: Targeting Women’s Human Rights and Opportunities, a report on international women’s programs for the Soros Foundations Network, New York, NY. “Strong and compelling publication,” “a pleasure to look at.”

2002

Special Recognition Award. Council on Foundations, Wilmer Shields Rich Awards for Excellence in Communications for Building the New South Africa, One House, One Dream at a Time, a book about rebuilding South Africa for the Soros Foundations Network, New York, NY. “Visually captivating.”

1997

Gold Award. 12th Annual Admissions Advertising for Quinnipiac University Annual Report, Hamden, CT.

1996

Best Public Relations Campaign. Health Public Relations and Marketing News for Now I Know Better: Kids Tell Kids About Safety, a book of stories written by children about their accidents and injuries for Yale-New Haven Hospital.

Gold Award. 11th Annual Admissions Advertising for Quinnipiac University Annual Report, Hamden, CT.

Honorable Mention. For Public Space in the New American City, Atlanta Design Competition, Atlanta, GA.

1995

Council on Advancement & Support for Education (CASE). Regional Award for Excellence in Design. Silver Medal/Annual Report category, Publications Campaign, Quinnipiac University, Hamden, CT.

Silver Award/Special Report. Council on Foundations, Wilmer Shields Rich Awards for Excellence in Communications for Children of Atlantis, a book of essays by young adults from the former Yugoslavia for Soros Foundations Network, New York, NY.

Printing Industry of AmericaAward. for Dear Unknown Friend, Children’s Letters from Sarajevo. Hartford, CT

Gold Award. 10th Annual Admissions Advertising for Quinnipiac University Annual Report, Hamden, CT.

1994

Gold Award/Special Reports. Council on Foundations, Wilmer Shields Rich Awards for Excellence in Communications for Dear Unknown Friend, Children’s Letters from Sarajevo, a book of letters by children during Bosnia-Herzegovina wartime for the Soros Foundation Network, New York, NY.

American Association of Museums Award. Museum Publications Design Competition. Second Place for Conservation by Design, an exhibition catalogue designed and produced for Museum of Art, Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, RI and the Woodworkers Alliance for Rainforest Protection (WARP), South Berwick, ME.

AWARDS FOR ELY CENTER OF CONTEMPORARY ART

Submitted $738,000 grant application to Community Investment Fund 2030 for funds to repair roof and windows on the 10,000 sq foot John Slade Ely House Galleries, 51 Trumbull Street. Ely Center of Contemporary Art, New Haven, CT. 2022

Awarded $3,500 grant to Friends of John Slade Ely House of Contemporary Art, Inc. from the New Alliance Foundation for operations and programming of the Ely Center of Contemporary Art, New Haven, CT. 2022

Awarded $25,000 grant to Friends of John Slade Ely House of Contemporary Art, Inc. from the John Slade Ely Trust for operations and programming of the Ely Center of Contemporary Art, New Haven, CT. 2022

Awarded $500 grant from the Connecticut Arts Endowment Fund for the Ely Center of Contemporary Art, New Haven, CT, 2022

Awarded $24,950 grant to Friends of John Slade Ely House of Contemporary Art, Inc. from the John Slade Ely Trust for operations and programming of the Ely Center of Contemporary Art, New Haven, CT. 2021

Awarded $2,500 ARTE-Accessible grant from the Connecticut Office of the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts for the Ely Center of Contemporary Art, programming initiatives, New Haven, CT. 2021

Awarded $500 grant from the Connecticut Arts Endowment Fund for the Ely Center of Contemporary Art, New Haven, CT, 2020

Awarded $2,050 Supporting Arts Grant for operations and programming of the Ely Center of Contemporary Art, New Haven, CT, from the Connecticut Office of the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts, 2020

Awarded $3,000 CARES Emergency Relief Grant by the Connecticut Office of the Arts for operations and programming of the Ely Center of Contemporary Art, New Haven, CT. 2020

Awarded $25,450 grant to Friends of John Slade Ely House of Contemporary Art, Inc. from the John Slade Ely Trust for operations and programming of the Ely Center of Contemporary Art, New Haven, CT. 2020

Submitted a $3,750 Arts Workforce Initiative grant to the Connecticut Office of the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts for an intern ($3,750 each) for Ely Center of Contemporary Art, New Haven, CT. 2020

Awarded $2,500 grant from the USB Corporation for Ely Center of Contemporary Art, New Haven, CT. 2020

Submitted a $5,000 grant Mayor’s Neighborhood Cultural Vitality Grant, City of New Haven, Arts, Culture and Tourism for an initiative centered on gun safety and related social justice issues. With Unload Foundation and CT Against Gun Violence, to identify artists, activists, partners, and audiences for six workshops in 2019, w/Youth Summit in November 2019, inspired by the interactions witnessed at a state-wide Youth Planning Summit on Gun Safety during Unload: Pick up the Pieces that aimed to bring community together, take actions toward reducing gun violence. Ely Center of Contemporary Art, New Haven, CT. 2019

Awarded $7,500 Arts Workforce Initiative grant for Ely Center of Contemporary Art, New Haven, CT, from the Connecticut Office of the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts for two interns ($3,750 each). 2019

Awarded $12,000 FY20 Arts Project grant for the “The Collision Room” a programming project of the Ely Center of Contemporary Art, New Haven, CT, by the Connecticut Arts Council of the Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD), Connecticut Office of the Arts (COA), with support from the National Endowment for the Arts (a federal agency). 2019

Awarded Yale University President’s Public Service Fellowship Placement, Summer 2019, for the Friends of John Slade Ely House of Contemporary Art, Inc. for Ely Center of Contemporary Art operations and programming, New Haven, CT. 2018

Awarded $5,500 matching grant for Ely Center of Contemporary Art operations and programming, New Haven, CT, from the Community Foundation for Greater New Haven. 2018

Awarded $500 grant for Friends of John Slade Ely House of Contemporary Art, Inc. for operations of the Ely Center of Contemporary Art, New Haven, CT, from the New York Community Trust. 2018

Awarded $500 grant by AvanGrid Lights up the Arts to Friends of John Slade Ely House of Contemporary Art, Inc. for operations of the Ely Center of Contemporary Art, New Haven, CT. 2018

Awarded $29,000 grant for Friends of John Slade Ely House of Contemporary Art, Inc. from the John Slade Ely Trust for operations and programming of the Ely Center of Contemporary Art, New Haven, CT. 2017

Awarded $3,000 grant for Friends of John Slade Ely House of Contemporary Art, Inc. from the Frederick A. DeLuca Foundation for the Ely Center of Contemporary Art programming initiatives, New Haven, CT. 2017

Submitted a $5,000 grant to the Mayor’s Neighborhood Cultural Vitality Grant, City of New Haven Department of Arts, Culture and Tourism for a community mural project lead by Katro Storm with ACES Aspire program students and Citizen’s TV with the Ely Center of Contemporary Art, New Haven, CT. 2017

Awarded $2,500 grant by the New Alliance Foundation to Friends of John Slade Ely House of Contemporary Art, Inc. for Ely Center of Contemporary Art operations, New Haven, CT. 2017

Awarded $500 grant for Friends of John Slade Ely House of Contemporary Art, Inc. for operations of the Ely Center of Contemporary Art, New Haven, CT, from the New York Community Trust. 2017

Awarded $30,000 grant to Friends of John Slade Ely House of Contemporary Art, Inc. from the John Slade Ely Trust for operations and programming of the Ely Center of Contemporary Art, New Haven, CT. 2016

Awarded $5,500 matching grant from Community Foundation of Greater New Haven to Ely Center of Contemporary Art for programming initiatives, New Haven, CT. 2016

CURATORIAL PRAXIS (SELECTION)

Ely Center of Contemporary Art. Curator of exhibitions, creation of policies and guidelines for gallery operation. Directorship was subsequently assumed by committee. 51 Trumbull Street, New Haven, CT. 2016 – 2023

Brilliant Boba. Event coordinator and exhibition curator. Ely Center of Contemporary Art in collaboration with the Yale-China Association, New Haven, CT. February – June 2022

Stories from Hong Kong & Beyond: Photos of the Lunar New Year. Event coordinator and exhibition curator. Ely Center of Contemporary Art in collaboration with the Yale-China Association, New Haven, CT. February – June 2021

The Transart (notso) Short Fest. Organizer and curator of a 5-hour video festival of over 77 videos in five screenings, over a two-month period with ongoing international panel discussions throughout. In collaboration with Jean Marie Casbarian and Taylore Wilson, Ely Center of Contemporary Art, New Haven, CT. December 2020 – February 2021

Digital Grace. Established an innovative on-line platform providing a vital, interactive environment for artists and audiences to stay connected, fostering creative expression and digital exhibitions of works from around the world. Ely Center of Contemporary Art, New Haven, CT. 2020

School’s Out: Lessons from a forest kindergarten. Organizer and curator of a round table discussion with the film makers. Ely Center of Contemporary Art, New Haven, CT. August 2020

The John Slade Ely House of Contemporary Art. Curator and Executive Director of New Haven’s only public art center. Administration of nonprofit art gallery and creation of policies and criteria for exhibitions and public relations. Curated 10 exhibitions in the first year. New Haven, CT. 1982 – 1988

The Sarah Doyle Women’s Center Gallery. Curator of exhibitions, creation of policies and guidelines for gallery operation. Directorship was previously handled and subsequently assumed by committee. Staff liaison between RISD and Brown University, Founder of committee for gallery fund-raising, 1977 to 1980. Co-chairman of the Gallery Board, 1980 to 1982. Board member, 1982 – 1985. Brown University, Providence, RI.

PERMANENT COLLECTIONS AND INSTALLATIONS

Robert B. Haas Family Arts Library, Yale University, New Haven, CT
Three Decades of Change and Yale University’s Acquisition of Artspace’s Archives.Invitation to participate as a past board member, graphic designer, and exhibiting artist in the momentous celebration of Yale University’s Robert B. Haas Family Arts Library’s acquisition of Artspace’s significant 30-year collection of exhibition documentation and related printed ephemera, administrative and financial records, correspondence, and documentation. Contributed Criscola Design’s archive of catalogs, ephemera, photography, documentation, and communication records from 1986–2005 for the permanent collection. New Haven, CT. https://artspacenewhaven.org/reunion/  | https://web.library.yale.edu/news/2016/07/30-years-artspace-archives-be-housed-yale-arts-library

Franklin Furnace Archives, Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY
Dear Unknown Friend, Children’s Letters from Sarajevo, documentation of wartime correspondence from children during wartime in Sarajevo. 

College Book Art Association (CBAA). collegebookart.org
Signed edition of 25 Tornado prints, Northeast Print Exchange Portfolio, “TheEnvironment—where you live.” (2021)

Yale University Art Library, New Haven, CT 
Dear Unknown Friend, Children’s Letters from Sarajevo, documentation of wartime correspondence from children during wartime in Sarajevo.

The Institute Library, New Haven, CT 
Dear Unknown Friend, Children’s Letters from Sarajevo, documentation of wartime correspondence from children during wartime in Sarajevo. Curator Martha Lewis.

A Mouth Full: The Re-Cookbook
A book published with Joan Fitzsimmons, edited by Deborah Cannarella. 

Connecticut Art Directors Club (CADC), Hartford, CT
Reveries: Journaling in Place A book by Susan Newbold, published by OctoberWorks;

The PERCH : Vol. 6 / The View From Here: Special Issue on Living in the Time of COVID, a journal published jointly by Yale University Program for Recovery and Community Health and Wesleyan University, Charles Barber and Lucile Bruce editors. 

University & College Designers Association (UCDA), Design Awards. Atlanta, GA 
A Mouth Full: The Re-Cookbook a book published with Joan Fitzsimmons, edited by Deborah Cannarella. 

University & College Designers Association (UCDA). Smyrna, TN
Gilardoni 2023, a calendar using x-rays from the company manufactured products with Studio B/Print Management, and printed by Grafiche Cola, Lecco, Italy.

Peace & Health: How a group of small-town activists and college students set out to change healthcare, a book published jointly by the Community Health Center, Inc., Middletown, and OctoberWorks, North Haven, CT. Charles Barber, author, Lucile Bruce and Marianne Curling, editors.

The PERCH: Vol. 6 / The View From Here: A Special Issue on Living in the Time of COVID a journal published jointly by Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health and Wesleyan University, Charles Barber and Lucile Bruce, editors. 

Yale University, Office of Cooperative Research, New Haven, CT 
Yale OCR Branding and Identity installations and posters of technology pipeline for life science.

Connecticut Children’s Hospital, Hartford, CT
Children and Sports, digital photography mural.

PUBLIC & CORPORATE PROJECTS

Aetna Corporation. Interior architecture competition, Hartford, CT USA.

Connecticut Commission on the Arts. Percent for Art Finalist (twice), Hartford, CT USA. 

FELLOWSHIPS | RESIDENCIES

2019 Design Incubation Residency at the Haddon Avenue Writing Institute. Chicago, IL. October 2019.

2019 Design Incubation Fellowship Workshop: “Reading Color: Type in and on Color” Workshop and Presentation in the Book Category. New York, NY. January 2019

REVIEWS AND COMMENTARY

“Publishers Weekly” review of Peace & Health: How a group of small-town activists and college students set out to change healthcare. “…Peace & Health is rich in illustrations, providing strong visual appeal to go along with the compelling story....”. Takeaway: The fascinating story of Connecticut’s Community Health Center, a visionary free clinic. Production grades: Cover: B+; Design & type: A; Illustrations: A; Editing: A; Marketing copy: A-. March 20, 2023

“Not-So-Short Fest Takes The Long View” article by Brian Slattery, New Haven Independence | https://www.newhavenindependent.org/index.php/archives/entry/not_so_short_fest/ . January 5, 2021

“Winchester’s Lost History Comes Alive” article by Paul Bass, New Haven Independence, October 30, 2020. https://www.newhavenindependent.org/index.php/archives/entry/winchester_factory_community_book/

“A Fine Pairing” article by Kathy Leonard Czepiel, The Daily Nutmeg. http://dailynutmeg.com/2019/10/10/ely-center-contemporary-art-artists-residence/ . November 20, 2019

“Artists in Residence” article by Kathy Leonard Czepiel, The Daily Nutmeg. http://dailynutmeg.com/2019/10/10/ely-center-contemporary-art-artists-residence/ . October 10, 2019

Maniac: Manic Episode 5, exhibition catalog. Curator Kevin Daly, New Haven, CT. 2017

“Kids Look Back,”This American Life, 584: For Your Reconsideration, Act Three. By Brian Reed, Senior Producer tells Ira Glass about a book entitled “Now I Know Better,” where children write cautionary tales recounting horrific accidents they’ve endured. He also interviews one of the book’s contributors about his childhood mishap. (9 1/2 min.). https://www.thisamericanlife.org/584/for-your-reconsideration/act-three-0 . April 8, 2016

Live Culture with Martha Willamette Lewis. WPKN Bridgeport radio show on Campaign to Save the John Slade Ely House of Contemporary Art with Ronald Pacacha. Fall 2015

“As An ‘Open Studio’, Armory Awes Again”Art review by Lucy Gellman, New Haven Independent, October 14, 2014. http://www.newhavenindependent.org/index.php/archives/entry/city_wide_open_studios_armory/

“Orchard Street Shul Exhibit Examines Community and Cultural Identity”Art review by Judy Birke, New Haven Register. January 10, 2010

The Binnie Klein Show. WPKN Bridgeport Radio show on the Cultural Heritage Artists Project of the Orchard Street Shul with Cynthia Rubin. Winter 2009

“Art Domesticated on River Street” Art review by Alan Appel, New Haven Independent. March 13, 2009

New Haven Magazine, December Issue. “Reliving History” Article, Cultural Heritage Artists Project of the Orchard Street Shul, featuring details and stills from the installation titled Florence Mednicow. Karen Singer, author. 2009

“ALL makes a promised comeback with River St. Gallery Show” Review by Judy Birke, New Haven Register, March 1, 2009

“Big Show at the Small Space”Art review by Alan Appel, New Haven Independent, November 19, 2008

“Reluctantly, Artists Learn Law” Article by Charlotte Libov, The New York Times, Connecticut Weekly, May 5, 1985

JURIES

The Artist Fellowship Program Reviewer and Juror. Submissions for the Connecticut Public Art and Grants Program, Connecticut Economic & Community Development, Hartford, CT. December 2024

2023 ACM SIGGRAPH Distinguished Artist Award for Lifetime Achievement in Digital Art to Paul Brown. Awards Committee Juror for Paul Brown, an artist and writer who has specialized in art, science, and technology and has been concerned with digital creativity, machine/human relations, sentience, and emerging aesthetics. He was one in the group that originally developed the field of computational, generative, and code art since 1960. January 2024. https://history.siggraph.org/award/siggraph-2023-distinguished-artist-award-brown/

75th Guilford Art League Exhibition. Juror and Prize Selector, Guilford Art Center, Guilford, CT. September 2023

Connecticut History Day. Juror for Documentary Film submissions, High School track. May 6, 2023

AIGA Connecticut 2023 Creative Scholarship Awards Committee Juror. $2,000 AIGA Connecticut Creative Scholarship for undergraduate students who produce exceptional work at university art and design programs across Connecticut. March 2023

2022 ACM SIGGRAPH Distinguished Artist Award for Lifetime Achievement in Digital Art to Vera Molnár. Awards Committee Juror for computational art artist, Vera Molnár, for her many pioneering techniques engaging human sensitivity in production of abstract geometrical artworks. March 2023. https://www.siggraph.org/awards/distinguished-artist-award/

The J.M.K. Innovation Prize, J.M. Kaplan Fund. Reader and Juror, New York, NY. June 2021

Design Incubation. Peer Reviewer for Colloquium Abstract Submissions, Oakland University, October 2020

The Windows Project—A Celebration of Cheshire Artists. Juror for exhibition, Ball & Socket Arts Center, Cheshire, CT. September 2016

Connecticut Culture & Tourism Percent for Art Program. Juror for four Percent of Art Project Installations: University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT; Eli Whitney Technical School, Hamden, CT; New Britain Court House, New Britain, CT; Connecticut Agricultural Station, New Haven, CT. 1998 – 2012

National Portfolio Day. Portfolio Reviews, Northeast Region. Rhode Island School of Design. 1998

Council on Advancement & Support for Education (CASE). Annual Awards Juror. 1995

CONFERENCE ATTENDANCE

Data | Art Symposium.A new community where data and art can co-habitat ingle boldly, exchange ideas freely, and leave with new collaborators, and a renewed sense of belonging, Cambridge, MA. June 2025

Yale Summer Seminars.The Ethics of Color: Color Problems, Norfolk, CT. May 2019

Yale University.After the Bauhaus, Before the Internet, A History of Graphic Design Pedagogy, Department of Art History and the School of Art, New Haven, CT. May 2019

Yale University Art Gallery. Odds and Ends Art Book Fair, New Haven, CT. December 2018

Design Observer and AIGA. The Design of Business | The Business of Design, Yale University School of Management, New Haven, CT. November 2018

Yale University Art Gallery and Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library. Metaphor Taking Shape: Poetry, Art, and the Book, New Haven, CT. March 2008

AIGA Design Educators Conference. Massaging Media 2: Graphic Design Education in the Age of Dynamic Media, MassArt, Boston, MA. Fall 2008

LEADERSHIP, BOARDS AND MEMBERSHIPS

Current

ACM SIGGRAPH. Digital Arts Community Member | An international organization made up of people who share a passion for computer graphics and interactive techniques and are involved in a wide variety of fields, including computer graphics research, software development, digital art, scientific visualization, interactive technology, game design, visual effects, computer science, education, engineering, graphic design, film and television production, scientific research and more.

Norwalk Community College. Visual Communications Advisory Board Member

Young Men’s Institute Library New Haven. Board Member | Established in 1826, the mission of the Institute Library is to fulfill its historical purpose of “mutual assistance in the attainment of useful knowledge” for its members and the New Haven community at large through literature, civil discourse, and the arts.

National Association of Schools of Art and Design(NASAD). Member

Connecticut Art Directors Club (CADC). Member

School of Fine Arts & Design, The Philippine Women’s University.Editorial Board, 2021 – Present | Sabangan, the annual academic journal dedicated to artistic research publication. http://www.pwu.edu.ph/sfad.html

Site Projects. Board Member

Else Foundation, Inc. and Else Journal. Co-Founder and Advisory Board Member | A creative research platform and consortium of independent global creative research institutions that supports and instigates collaborative research, projects and practices within contemporary creative research and production connecting in the spaces in between through ELSE Journal publications, an online platform, and residencies. 

American Institute of Graphic Arts(AIGA). Member | Professional organization for designers practicing all forms of communication design, including graphic design, typography, interaction design, branding and identity. AIGA sets the design industries standards for ethics, best practices, and compensations.

University and College Designers Association (UCDA). Member | National organization of designers working in academia providing for professional and personal growth of its members, advocacy for designer and educator roles within members institutions. 

Design Incubation. Member | Organization of designers in academia for professional and personal growth of its members, advocacy for designer and educator roles. 

College Book Art Association (CBAA). Member | Committed to the teaching of book arts at the college and university level and concerned with both the practice and the analysis of the medium, aiming to engage in a continuing reappraisal of the nature and meaning of the book arts. 

American Association of University Professors (AAUP). Member

Former

Friends of John Slade Ely House of Contemporary Art, Inc. Activist and Founder | Formed a 501(c)3 in 2015 to lead an effort to save a beloved New Haven institution and forge a new path for the 60-year-old contemporary art center. Led a successful multi-year effort through court proceedings with stakeholders that included City of New Haven’s Department of Arts & Culture, Connecticut Attorney General’s office, Greater New Haven Community Foundation, Wells Fargo (Trustee), ACES/ECA and other New Haven and Connecticut arts and cultural organizations.

Ely Center of Contemporary Art (ECOCA). Executive Director and Board Chairman. Established a revival for the John Slade Ely Trust to continue its mission to affirm Grace T. Ely’s testamentary wishes for a contemporary art center—within her Jacobethan home in New Haven—where the arts and public assemble, exchange, learn, and engage with artistic and cultural practices. 2015 – 2023

Rhizome, NYC. Council Member. 2013

Artspace. Board member, New Haven, CT. 1995 – 2004

Yale-New Haven Health, Premature Life Transitions. Picker Institute Project | Board Member. 2011 – 2015

Graphic Artists Guild. Member. 1994 – 2014

Projects for a New Millennium. Stony Creek, CT. 2000 – 2006

The Sarah Doyle Women’s Center Gallery, Brown University. Gallery Founder and Curator, 1977 – 1980; Co-chair of the Gallery Board, 1980 – 1982, Board member, 1982 – 1985

SCHOLARSHIP, RESEARCH, AND PERSONAL EXPRESSION

Period.: 100 Percents of Black. Jeanne Criscola, author.  An artists’ book based on the attributes of the punctuation mark reinterpreted from 100–0 percent of the color black. An imprint of Useless Press and Criscola Design, LLC. 2nd Edition. 

Pattern Fractal. A wall of fractal pixelations using an algorithm to generate iterations of pattern that are reassembled and reconfigured into a wall-size surface of patterning.

World View/Looking Down. Photographic series of satellite imagery reconstructions, Ink-jet prints, 20 x 23 in.

Bespoke Wearables. Series of photographic reconstructions of satellite imagery reconstructed into of digitally printed textiles made into scarves. 

VIDA Designer.Project research initiative to study and test design, production, and manufacturing capabilities of emerging digital textile manufacturing where designers are connected globally with local crafts producers and consumers worldwide. https://shopvida.com/search?x=0&y=0&q=JEANNE+CRISCOLA

tech_no_logica: the question concerning work technology. Jeanne Criscola, author. Anartists’ book based on Martin Heidegger’s “The Question Concerning Technology” The box of technology that is the work force is obscured by its skin that conceals the true nature of what it is: a reserve, a resource. the languages applied to its features and functions appear to be truth, a revelation of its essence. Its constructs question and confront humanness with control in conflict with its realness and its meaning. Imprint of Useless Press and Criscola Design, LLC. 1st Edition. Soft-cover, 102 pages, 8.5 x 8.5 in., 70 lb. uncoated paper, full color. ISBN: 978-0-6929965-1-5. https://criscoladesign.com/books/tech-no-logica

The Lists: tech_no_logica. Wall panels based on Martin Heidegger’s book The Question Concerning Technology. 

A Mouth Full: The Re-Cookbook. Jeanne Criscola and Joan Fitzsimmons, authors. An archetypal cookbook that goes beyond images of food and recipes that make your mouth water. It’s a prototype for rethinking what a cookbook evokes and what it can become—a place where the mind can wander through memories of food, recipes, people, and places that make us who we are. An imprint of Useless Press and Criscola Design, LLC. https://criscoladesign.com/books/a-mouth-full-the-re-cookbook

EXHIBITIONS & SCREENINGS

Exhibitions & Screenings

2025

Samuel Chen Gallery, Art & Design Faculty, a multi-media installation of tech_no_logica, a 120 x 120 in. animation and [15] 7 x 7 in cloth-bound boxes of binary code. Central Connecticut State University, New Britain, CT.
The Sandisfield Art Center, Beyond Our Borders, an exhibition of the Transart (notso) Short Festival part 1. Videos included tech_no_logica; Rock ‘n Roller; and Folder Haiku. Curators Tatjana Cernova, Rothko Museum, Latvia and Jaye Alison Moscariello. Sandisfield, MA.
The Soundview, Bridgeport Art Invitational, an exhibition of Yes Less No More; Text Tile; The Interface Series; Ball Fields; Nests Series; and Bake-off Winners. Curator Carly Barnes, Bridgeport, CT.

2024

The Institute Library, De-Circulated: An Interpretation of Banned Books, an exhibition of [9] 11 x 17 in. posters on archival paper titled Sensing / National Coalition Against Censorship. Curator Martha Lewis, New Haven, CT.
Connecticut Art Directors Club, Exhibition of The PERCH: Vol. 7 / Substance, published jointly by Yale Department of Psychiatry, Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health and the College of Letters, Wesleyan University, Charles Barber and Lucile Bruce, editors. Hartford, CT.
Mead & Bees, RISD Alumni in Connecticut, an exhibition of “Winners”, a 12 x 10 in print. Middletown, CT.

2023

Samuel Chen Gallery, Art & Design Faculty, an exhibition of a triptych on archival paper titled “how i spent my summer vacation”. Central Connecticut State University, New Britain, CT.
City Lights Gallery, Undue Burden: Privacy, Protection, and Politics, an invitational exhibition of posters, 18 x 24 in. titled “Griswold v. Connecticut”. Curators Linda Lindroth and Sally Hill, Bridgeport, CT.

2022

Da Silva Gallery, Undue Burden: Privacy, Protection, and Politics, a group exhibition of a poster printed on archival paper titled “Griswold v. Connecticut”. Curators Linda Lindroth and Sally Hill, New Haven, CT.
University & College Designers Association (UCDA). Exhibition, The PERCH: Volume 6 / The View from Here: A Special Issue on Living in the Time of COVIDa journal published jointly by Yale University Program for Recovery and Community Health and Wesleyan University, edited by Charles Barber and Lucile Bruce. Smyrna, TN.
Connecticut Art Directors Club. Exhibition of Reveries: Journaling in Place by Susan Newbold published by OctoberWorks; The PERCH: Vol. 6 / The View from Here: Special Issue on Living in the Time of COVID, published jointly by Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health and Wesleyan University, Charles Barber and Lucile Bruce, editors. Hartford, CT.

2021

Ely Center of Contemporary Art. The Transart (notso) Short Fest, a 5-hour video festival of over 77 videos. Screening of Rock n Roller, tech_no_logica, and Reading Color Study 1, New Haven, CT.

2020

The Mitchell Library. Six Unique Perspectives, group exhibition of five prints on archival paper titled “Nests”. New Haven, CT.
University & College Designers Association (UCDA). A Mouth Full: The Re-Cookbook a book published with Joan Fitzsimmons, edited by Deborah Cannarella. Atlanta, GA.

2019

The Institute Library. Melted Pots and Cooked Books, Group exhibition of various size ink-jet prints and the book, A Mouth Full: The Re-Cookbook, a collaboration with Joan Fitzsimmons, 2019, Curator Martha Lewis, New Haven, CT.
Ely Center of Contemporary Art. Our Bodies Ourselves. An unjuried, open call exhibition. Exhibited Period., artist book in Zine studio. New Haven, CT.

2018

Ely Center of Contemporary Art. Silence Breakers. An unjuried, open call exhibition of artwork by in response to the #MeToo movement. Screening of black or white, video, 0.31 mins. New Haven, CT.

2017

Ely Center of Contemporary Art. Maniac: Manic Episode 5. An exhibition of artwork by international artist members with the intent to facilitate the sharing of ideas, critique, and organization of exhibitions outside of the main-stream gallery venues. Exhibited Fractal, silk tapestry and Fractal Detail, print on metal. New Haven, CT.
Artspace and the New Haven Armory. City-Wide Open Studios (CWOS). Exhibitor and participant in the annual 2017 artist event. Exhibition of digital prints, New Haven, CT.
SIGGRAPH 2017 Conference. Digital Arts Community, Kiosk Exhibition. Curator Victoria Szabo, Los Angeles, CA.
Institute Library. Evidence: Art and Fact, Group Exhibition of 20 x 24 in. Polaroid Polacolor’s and book, a collaboration with Linda Lindroth, 1994, Dear Unknown Friend, Children’s Letters from Sarajevo, Curator Martha Lewis, New Haven, CT.

2016

Generative Design Lab, Politecnico di Milano University. 19th Generative Art International, Domus Argenia / CRF Foundation, Florence, Italy,
The Redwood Valley Grange.The Anthropocene: Conceptual and Historical Perspectives. 46th Earth Day Exhibition. Curator Jaye Alison Moscariello, Ukiah, CA. 

2015

Artspace. A Recipe-Memories performance with Joan Fitzsimmons. Vertical Reach: Political Protest and the Militant Aesthetic Now exhibition. Curators Sarah Fritchey, Martha Lewis, New Haven, CT. 

2014

Artspace Reading Room. Artwork contribution to CT (un) Bound, a Yale University Art Gallery and Artspace collaboration exhibition; Oral History: Recipe-Memories, curator Martha Lewis, New Haven, CT. 
City-Wide Open Studios (CWOS). Alternative Space Commission, Oral History: Recipe-Memories, a site-specific installation and performance, curator Sarah Fritchey, the Goffe Street Armory, New Haven, CT. The commission was made possible by an NEA Our Town and Andy Warhol Foundation grant.
Akus Gallery. FUSE, Visual Arts Faculty Exhibition, Eastern Connecticut State University, Willimantic, CT
T.A.S. Temporary Art Space. International Exhibition, Group Exhibition, Groningen, The Netherlands
Touring Exhibitions, Various Venues in Connecticut. Our Community at Winchester: An Elm City Story, a historical exhibit of designed and produced about workers struggles and the demise of one of New Haven area’s largest employers, U.S. Repeating Arms Company, in the 20th century. Curator Joan Cavanagh, New Haven, CT

2013

Triennale di Milano Museum. 16th Generative Art Exhibition, Milan, Italy
T.A.S. Temporary Art Space. International Exhibition, Group Exhibition, Groningen, The Netherlands

2012

Künstlerhaus Dosenfabrik. Maniac: Manic Episode 3 International Sonderausstellung, Group Exhibit, Hamburg, Germany

2011

John Slade Ely House of Contemporary Art. Participants, Group Show, New Haven, CT
The Gallery at Haskins Laboratories, Yale University.Rules of Conversion: Artists Explore Embedded and Encoded Language, Group Exhibition, curators Debbie Hesse and Carol Padberg, New Haven, CT
Brickhouse Art Gallery. Maniac: Manic Episode 2, Group Exhibition, Sacramento, CA
Reynolds Gallery, Jeannette Powell Art Center. University of the Pacific, Maniac: Manic Episode 2 Group Exhibition, Stockton, CA 

2010

Kohn-Joseloff Gallery, Cheshire Academy. Virtual Really, Solo Exhibition, curator, Karleen Kubat, Cheshire, CT
Concentart. Transart International Collective, Spaces In Between, Berlin, Germany
Sideshow Gallery. Transart Institute Alumni and Student Show, Brooklyn, NY

2009

John Slade Ely House of Contemporary Art. Cultural Heritage Artists Project of the Orchard Street Shul, Group Show, New Haven, CT
Artspace. Maniac: Manic Episode 1, Group Exhibition, Hartford, CT
Creative Arts Workshop. Cultural Passages, What’s art got to do with it? Juried Show, New Haven, CT 
LOOP Festival. Hotel Amister, VideoAKT, curators Angie Bonino and Irene Pascual, Barcelona, Spain
Arts + Literature Laboratory Gallery (ALL). Oppositions Juried Show, curator Howard el-Yasin, New Haven, CT

2008

Generative Design Lab, Politecnico di Milano University. XI Generative Art International, Milan, Italy
Small Space Gallery. En Masse Juried Show, curator Suzan Shutan, New Haven, CT
OK Centrum for Contemporary Art. Transart Institute; MFA Thesis Show, curators Laura Bardier and Leonardo Marz, Linz, Austria
GlogauAIR Art Center. VideoAKT, curators Angie Bonino and Irene Pascual, Berlin, Germany
119 Gallery.INtransit Juried Screening, Lowell, MA
Everson Museum of Art. On the Move juried exhibit, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY
Chelsea Space and New Life Shop Galleries. (New Life) Trajectories, curators Sixten Kai Nielson and Martin Rosengaard, New York, NY and Berlin, Germany

2007

Society for Literature. Science, & the Arts Annual Conference; Code Juried Screening, Portland, ME
Southern Connecticut State University. Earl Hall, Design is a Social Skill, Solo Exhibit, New Haven, CT
Arts + Literature Laboratory Gallery(ALL). Contemporary Perspectives Group Show, New Haven, CT
Creative Arts Workshop. Cultural Passages, Identity Made Visible Juried Show, New Haven, CT

2005

Guggenheim Museum. Robert Whitman’s Local Report: Video/Media Collaboration, Connecticut, New York, NY
Artspace. New Haven Designs 1st Annual Juried Show, New Haven, CT

1998

International Center for Photography and Soros Foundations. Dear Unknown Friend, Children’s Letters from Sarajevo: An Exhibition of 20x24 in. Polaroid Polacolor’s. Venues included Bosnia/Herzegovina, Kiev, Minsk, Sofia, Tirana, Warsaw, Tallin, Bratislava, Prague, and St. Petersburg
The State Museum of Pennsylvania. Dear Unknown Friend, Children’s Letters from Sarajevo, Harrisburg, PA

1994

Eli Whitney Museum. Rhode Island School of Design Connecticut Alumni, Hamden, CT

1987

Artspace. Woman: Image and Artist Juried Show, New Haven, CT

1986

Western Connecticut State University. Faculty Show, Danbury, CT

1985

University of Hartford. Connecticut Women Artists Juried Show, juror Judy Pfaff, Hartford, CT

1983

Wesleyan Potters. Faculty Show, Middletown, CT
Brown University, Sarah Doyle Gallery. A Show of Valentines, Providence, RI

1982

Wesleyan University. Connecticut Textile Artists juried show, Middletown, CT

1980

Brown University, Sarah Doyle Gallery. Solo Exhibit, Rhode Island School of Design Thesis Show, Providence, RI
Woods-Gerry/Rhode Island School of Design. Textiles Exhibition, Providence, RI

1979

Woods-Gerry/Rhode Island School of Design. Furniture and Textiles, Providence, RI

1978

Woods-Gerry/Rhode Island School of Design. Textiles Exhibition, Providence, RI
Southeastern Massachusetts University. Interlace New England Woven Fibers Show, North Dartmouth, MA

1977

University of Massachusetts. New England Artists juried show, Amherst, MA

Performances

2019

The Institute Library. Melted Pots and Cooked Books, A Mouth Full: The Re-Cookbook, a book launch performance with Joan Fitzsimmons. Curator Martha Lewis. New Haven, CT

2016

Central Booking Art Space. Oral History: Recipe-Memories performance with Joan Fitzsimmons. Annual Gala and Exhibition. Curator Martha Lewis. New York, NY

2015

Artspace. Oral History: Recipe-Memories performance with Joan Fitzsimmons for the gathering of Eastern European artists exhibiting in the Vertical Reach: Political Protest and the Militant Aesthetic Now exhibition. Curators Sarah Fritchey and Martha Lewis. New Haven, CT
City-Wide Open Studios (CWOS). Alternative Space Commission, Oral History: Recipe-Memories, a site-specific installation and performance, curator Sarah Fritchey, Goffe Street Armory, New Haven, CT. NEA Our Town and Andy Warhol Foundation grant.

EARLY EXPERIENCE 

1984 – 1988 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND CURATOR

The John Slade Ely House, New Haven, CT. Administration of a nonprofit art gallery and creation of policies and criteria for exhibitions and public relations. Curated 10 exhibitions in the first year.

1983 – 1985 ASSISTANT ART DIRECTOR

Kirchoff/Wohlberg, Inc., CT and New York. Handled large-scale educational book projects from concept and design through stages of layout, production, and composition. Responsibilities included design of covers and pages. Worked with editors, illustrators, researchers, and photographers. Included Random House, Houghton Mifflin, Macmillan, Scholastic, and Harcourt Brace Jovanovich.

1981 – 1983 GRAPHIC DESIGNER

The Taunton Press, Newtown, CT. Assistant Art Director for promotion of Fine Woodworking andFine Homebuildingmagazines and Taunton Press Books. Responsibilities included direct-mail packages, catalogs, brochures, exhibits, and space ads. Worked as a subcontractor a series of homebuilding books, drawings for textile books, and miscellaneous direct-mail projects.

1975 – 1985 FOUNDING DIRECTOR AND CURATOR

The Sarah Doyle Gallery, Brown University, Providence, RI. Curator of exhibitions, creation of policies and guidelines for gallery operation. Staff liaison between Rhode Island School of Design and Brown University, Founder of committee for gallery fund-raising, 1977 to 1980. Co-chairman of the Gallery Board, 1980 to 1982. Board member, 1982 – 1985.
Annette Hollander’s Bookcraft. Hamden, CT | Apprentice, design and production of custom bookcraft objects, 1975 – 1978.

CLIENT EXPERIENCE

1985 – PRESENT

Principal and Creative Director, Criscola Design, LLC, North Haven, CT

An award-winning multidisciplinary studio specializing in a range of media and scale that includes print, screen, multi-media, film, video, and environments. Its international clientele is concerned with social activism; engagement in globalized society; and arts and culture. Typical projects include research and development of identity and message systems, product packaging, exhibitions, installations, and publications.

FOUNDATIONS & INSTITUTIONS

Aaron Diamond Foundation
American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU CT)
Community Health Center, Inc.
Else Foundation
Transart Institute
Greater Bridgeport Area Foundation
Jackie Robinson Foundation 
National Coalition Against Censorship (NCAC)
Open Society Foundations (OSF) 
Open Society Justice Initiative (OSJI)
Perrin Family Foundation
Project on Death in America 
Revenue Watch Institute
Soros Economic Development Fund
Soros Foundations Network 
The After-School Corporation
The World Bank Group
Vera Institute of Justice
Yale Institute of Sacred Music
New Haven Preservation Trust

ACADEMIA

Wesleyan University
Achievement First Schools
Quinnipiac University
Chapel Haven
Miss Porter’s School
Transart Institute
Yale-China Association
Yale University School of Medicine
Central European University Press

HEALTHCARE AND MEDICINE

Community Health Center, Inc.
Program for Recovery & Community Health
Yale Cancer Center
Yale-New Haven Hospital 
Connecticut Mental Health Center Foundation
Physicians for Reproductive Choice & Health
Oxford Health Plans
Pharmacy Journal of New England 
Veterans Administration

ARTS, CULTURE, AND MEDIA

Ball & Socket Arts
New Haven Preservation Trust
Westport School of Music
Walk New Haven
Moving Walls Documentary Photography Project
Newsweek’s Ellis Cose, Against the Odds (PRI)
CT Commission on Culture and Tourism
Ely Center of Contemporary Art
Tarantino Architect
Transart Institute
Museum of Art, Rhode Island School of Design
Holocaust Memorial Center
Flanders Nature Center & Land Trust 
Orchestra New England
Society for American Baseball Research
Westport Arts Center
International Arts & Ideas Festival
Yale University Art Gallery
Film Fest New Haven
New Haven Ballet
Artspace

PROFESSIONAL & BUSINESS

Hon. José Cabranes, Author
Yale Cycling
Connecticut Department of Correction
Kurtz Psychology
Suzanne Anker, Artist
Susan Newbold, Artist
John T. Hill, Photographer
Phyllis Crowley, Photographer
Deborah Newton, Author
Judith Resnik & Dennis Curtis, Authors
Ambient Intelligence
Atlantic Pulp
Carol Becker, Columbia School of the Arts
Susan Guagliumi, Author
Lucienne Coifman, Author
Blue Back Square
Time-Warner
OctoberWorks
Robert Brennan, Author

RESEARCH & SOCIAL SCIENCE

Moses/Weitzman Health System
CUNY Institute for Demographic Research
Connecticut United for Research Excellence (CURE)
Connecticut’s BioBus

LIFE SCIENCE

Gilardoni, SpA
West Rock Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine
Yale Office of Cooperative Research (OCR) 
454 Life Sciences 
Ikonisys 
Wyeth Ayerst
Bristol-Myers Squibb
Cellular Genomics
Phytoceutica

MOTION AND FILM 

Documentation and Promotion, 2015 –2022, Ely Center of Contemporary Art 
Soledad: Fierce, Brave, Free, 2021, Lisa Molomot, director 
Safe Haven: Fierce, U.S. War Resisters Speak Out by Lisa Molomot and Alison Mountz
50th Anniversary of the Connecticut Mental Health Center, 2016, motion graphic
Tatanka, 2013, Jacob Bricca, director
School’s Out, Lessons from a Forest Kindergarten, 2012, Lisa Molomot, director and Rona Richter, producer
The Hill, 2012, Lisa Molomot, director
Faces and Places: The People of the Foundations in the Western Balkans 1991–2011, 2011, Beka Vuco, Open Society Foundations
You Can’t Sing it for Them: A Year in the Life of a Church Musician, 2011, Margot Fassler and Jacqueline Richards, Yale Institute of Sacred Music
Performing the Passion: J. S. Bach and the Gospel According to John, 2010, Margot Fassler and Jacqueline Richards, Yale Institute of Sacred Music
Last Days of the Coliseum, 2010, Richard Hanley, producer, CPTV