Host committee sponsor for the Photography Collection. The “Fair Warning” photography auction generates proceeds to be used to support programs at Palm Springs Art Museum. Organizers facilitate promotion and previewing of items to an international audience of savvy collectors. This preview and early-bidding will culminate in a festive party and live auction featuring the works of many renowned photographers. (psmuseum.org)

Project Manager. Nashville’s GuitarTown Project, a public arts project that featured 10-foot tall fiberglass Gibson Les Paul or Chet Atkins model guitars was launched in April 2004. The guitar sculptures were designed by local and nationally acclaimed visual artists and displayed throughout Nashville in front of city landmarks and businesses. Many guitar sculptures were partnered with a Country Music Artist and backed by a corporate sponsor. The GuitarTown Project united the Nashville art, music and business communities and raised money for four worthy charitable organizations: Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, The DISTRICT, and the United Way of Nashville. (archive.gibson.com)

The O’More Showhouse, featuring the work of 22 designers, opened for public tours during May 2016, with proceeds benefitting the O’More College of Design, which is located within walking distance of this re-created historic home on Franklin, Tennessee’s coveted West Main Street.

Proceeds from the O’More Fashion Show fund scholarships that provide O’More students with an exceptional education at a nationally ranked school that prepares them for a successful career after graduation. The event draws 600 to 800 people who come to enjoy the work of the young designers who will go on to help power the Nashville fashion industry, the fourth largest and fastest growing industry in the United States.