Ansel Adams
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston,
2005
This retrospective of the famous landscape photographer’s work included many rare objects, including three double-sided folding screen partitions made from prints of large-format images. I designed this show using simple shapes and planes as spatial dividers, and devised a panel to help diffuse natural daylight available in this special exhibition gallery.
Installation views: Ansel Adams, August 21, 2005–January 4, 2006, Ann and Graham Gund Gallery, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. All Exhibition Photographs © Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Curatorial: Karen Haas
Exhibition Design: Jaime Krone
Collaborators: Jennifer Liston Munson and Keith Crippen
Links: www.mfa.org