The Beth Sholom Synagogue Preservation Foundation is a non-sectarian, not-for-profit organization that was created to preserve and interpet Beth Sholom Synagogue, a National Historic Landmark. Opened in 1959, Beth Sholom is the only synagogue designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and was recognized shortly after his death by the American Institute of Architects and the National Trust for Historic Preservation as one of Wright’s seventeen most important projects.
In collaboration with the Foundation, I curated and secured funding for the first artist commission to activate their historic building. I directed all aspects of the commission, including project development, public programming, visitor services, press, marketing, and community partnerships. The project was covered by local and international press outlets and included in Artforum’s Best of 2019 issue.
Press
Architect’s Newspaper
PIN-UP
Architectural Digest
Contemporary Art Daily
The Philadelphia Inquirer
WHYY
Brooklyn Rail
In collaboration with the Foundation, I curated and secured funding for the first artist commission to activate their historic building. I directed all aspects of the commission, including project development, public programming, visitor services, press, marketing, and community partnerships. The project was covered by local and international press outlets and included in Artforum’s Best of 2019 issue.
Press
Architect’s Newspaper
PIN-UP
Architectural Digest
Contemporary Art Daily
The Philadelphia Inquirer
WHYY
Brooklyn Rail
