2008-2015 | UNIVERSITY LECTURER | University of Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain

Professor and coordinator (2015) of art history courses related to exhibitions or themes in art for the Unversitat de Barcelona’s summer intensive courses held during the month of July.

2003 to 2009 | AUTHOR & CURATOR | Lee Miller Archives/The Penrose Collection, East Sussex, UK

Wrote dual biography, Lee Miller and Roland Penrose: The Green Memories of Desire (Prestel Publishers, 2007). Research and development of exhibitions drawn from the Lee Miller Archives and the Roland Penrose Collection. Exhibitions include photographs of Picasso by Lee Miller, Picasso Museum, Barcelona, Spain (2007), and selected works on paper and paintings by Roland Penrose and his Surrealist colleagues, Picasso Foundation, Málaga, Spain (2008) and Tenerife Espacio de las Artes, Canary Islands, Spain (2009)..

2000 to 2004 | VISUAL ARTS PROGRAM DIRECTOR | Syracuse University, Barcelona, Spain

Designed and developed the Barcelona summer university program for Syracuse Visual and Performing Arts graduate and undergraduate students. Duties included coordinating partnerships with local Barcelona universities, art schools and city officials, hiring art professors and developing course content.
Developed the ground work for a Barcelona campus and full time academic year university program for Syracuse University’s Division of International Programs Abroad. Set up meetings for visiting directors and staff members, negotiated classroom rental space, identified local course offerings for the College of Arts and Sciences, Visual and Performng Arts, and the School of Management.

1999 to 2001 | UNIVERSITY SITE COORDINATOR | Boston College, Barcelona, Spain

Served as a liaison to Boston College for university exchange students, organized weekly cultural activities in and around Barcelona as well as trips to Madrid, Sevilla, and Canary Islands. Offered housing and individual advisement.

1994 to 1999 | DIRECTOR OF CULTURAL PROGRAMS | Institute of North American Studies, Barcelona, Spain

Implemented international traveling exhibition network in Europe, curated exhibitions, circulated performing arts and visual arts throughout Spain. Organized lecture series and specialized tours on the arts for visiting professionals. Developed internship programs for American and Spanish university students in Barcelona.

1985 to 1992 | ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Worked in expanding and developing all areas of cultural programming for the Institute of North American Studies, a nationally recognized private, not-for-profit cultural organization. Regularly coordinated activities with the Barcelona City government, the Autonomous Government of Catalunya, the US Consulate’s Office in Barcelona and the University of Barcelona.

1994 | COLLECTIONS RESEARCH DEPARTMENT | The Phillips Collection, Washington, D.C.

Research grant to revise and update the information for the museum collection using the personal archives of Duncan Phillips for the Summary Catalogue.

1993 to 1994 | INTERNATIONAL FELLOW | National Endowment for the Arts, Washington,D.C.

Worked for the International Program of the NEA under the directorship of Jane Alexander. Developed numerous proposals and initiatives for cultural exchange between the US and Spain.

1993 | RESEARCHER, DEPARTMENT OF MODERN PRINTS & DRAWINGS | The National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.

Wrote and researched the Exhibition History for the catalogue raisonné of Roy Lichtenstein’s major print exhibition held at the NGA. Worked on upcoming exhibitions including Milton Avery and Gemini G.E.L graphic artists.