Current Exhibitions at Green-Wood Cemetery, April 20 - June 30, 2019
- Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory: Visions of the Afterlife in the Catholic Tradition
Featuring works from artists and collectors Eva Aridjis, Victor Ancheta, Mark Dion, Deborah Dwyers, Joanna Ebenstein, Eye’s Gallery, Phyllis Galembo, Marc Hartzmann, Invisible Gallery, Robert Lerch, Evan Michelson, Alessandro Molinengo, Kaiser Raimos, Stephen Romano Galler, Shannon Taggart, and Rex Young.
- The Morbid Anatomy Library, Green-Wood Cemetery
- Bridging Two Worlds: The Land of the Living and the Land of the Dead, Green-Wood Cemetery, 2018 (with Laetitia Barbier)
- Woven Strands: The Art of Human Hairwork, Mütter Museum, 2017-18 (Produced by Morbid Anatomy, curated by Evan Michelson and John Whitenight)
- The Power of Images: Life, Death and Rebirth, Green-Wood Cemetery, 2017 (with Laetitia Barbier)
- Taxidermy: Art, Science & Immortality, The Morbid Anatomy Museum, 2016 (Curated by J. D. Powe)
- House of Wax: Anatomical, Pathological and Ethnographic Waxworks from Castan's Panoptikon, 1869-1922, The Morbid Anatomy Museum, 2015 (Curated by Ryan Matthew Cohn)
- Opus Hypnagogia: Sacred Spaces of the Visionary and Vernacular The Morbid Anatomy Museum, 2015 (Curated by Stephen Romano)
- Do the Spirits Return: From Dark Arts to Sleight of Hand in Early 20th Century Stage Magic, The Morbid Anatomy Museum, 2015 (with Shannon Taggart)
- Collector's Cabinet, The Morbid Anatomy Museum, 2015 (with Laetitia Barbier)
- The Art of Mourning, The Morbid Anatomy Museum, 2014 (with Evan Michelson)
- The Collectors Cabinet, Part of The Congress for Curious People, The Coney Island Museum, Brooklyn, 2010
- The Morbid Anatomy Cabinet: Gallery as Wunderkammer, Barrister's Gallery, New Orleans, 2009
Solo Exhibitions
- Ecstatic Raptures and Immaculate Corpses: Visions of Death Made Beautiful in Italy, Viktor Wynd Fine Art, London, 2012
- Savior of Mothers: The Forgotten Ballet of Dr. Ignaz Semmelweis, Center for Disease Control David J. Sencer Museum In Association with the Smithsonian Institution, Atlanta, 2012
- The Great Coney Island Spectacularium, The Coney Island Museum, Brooklyn, 2011-2012
- The Secret Museum, Observatory Gallery, Brooklyn, 2010
- The Morbid Anatomy Cabinet: Gallery as Wunderkammer, Barrister's Gallery, New Orleans, 2009
- Private Cabinets and Public Collections: A Panorama of Collecting in Photographs, Columbia University, 2009
- Anatomical Theatre: Depictions of The Body, Disease, and Death in Medical Museums of the Western World, Alabama Museum of the Health Sciences, Birmingham, 2007
- Bridging Two Worlds: The Land of the Living and the Land of the Dead, Green-Wood Cemetery, 2018 (with Laetitia Barbier)
- The Power of Images: Life, Death and Rebirth, Green-Wood Cemetery, 2017 (with Laetitia Barbier)
- Do the Spirits Return: From Dark Arts to Sleight of Hand in Early 20th Century Stage Magic, The Morbid Anatomy Museum, 2015 (with Shannon Taggart)
- Collector's Cabinet, The Morbid Anatomy Museum, 2015 (with Laetitia Barbier)
- The Art of Mourning, The Morbid Anatomy Museum, 2014 (with Evan Michelson)
- The Collectors Cabinet, Part of The Congress for Curious People, The Coney Island Museum, Brooklyn, 2010
- The Morbid Anatomy Cabinet: Gallery as Wunderkammer, Barrister's Gallery, New Orleans, 2009
- Exquisite Bodies: The Curious and Grotesque World of Anatomical Models, The Wellcome Collection, London, 2009 (assistant curator)
- Woven Strands: The Art of Human Hair Work, The Mütter Museum, 2017-2018 (Curated by Evan Michelson and John Whiteknight)
- Taxidermy: Art, Science and Immortality Featuring Walter Potter's Kitten's Wedding (Curated by J. D. Powe)
- House of Wax: Anatomical, Pathological and Ethnographic Waxworks from Castan's Panoptikon, 1869-1922, The Morbid Anatomy Museum, 2015 (Curated by Ryan Matthew Cohn)
- The Morbid Anatomy Library, Proteus Gowanus, Brooklyn, 2008-Present
- Naming The Animals, Curious Matter, Jersey City, 2011
- Manifold: The Body Divided, Trahern Gallery, Austin Peay State University, Clarksville, 2010
- Paradiso Contrapasso, Observatory, Brooklyn, 2010
- Entomologia - A Group Show of Insect Art, Observatory, Brooklyn, 2010
- Mend, Proteus Gowanus, Brooklyn, 2008
- Confronting Mortality with Art and Science, Darwin Hall, Antwerp Zoo, Antwerp, 2007
- Art and Science: Two Worlds or One? The New York Academy of Sciences, New York, 2007
- Play, Proteus Gowanus, Brooklyn, 2007
- The Zine UnBound: Kults, Werewolves, Sarcastic Hippies, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco, 2005
- Real Brooklyn — A Day in Our Life, Borough Hall, Brooklyn, 2003
- K48 Teenage Rebel–The Bedroom Show, John Connelly Presents, New York and Gallerie du Jour at Agnes B., Paris, 2003
- K48 Now Playing, D'Amelio-Terras Gallery, New York, 2003
- Nothing to Work with but Cleanliness: African American “Grannies”, Midwives and Health Reform, National Library or Medicine, 2010
- Exquisite Bodies: The Curious and Grotesque World of Anatomical Models, The Wellcome Collection, London, 2009
- Health for the People: Continuity and Change in Asian Medicine, National Library of Medicine, 2009
- Rewriting the Book of Nature: Charles Darwin and the Rise of Evolutionary Theory, National Library of Medicine, 2009 (Web, Traveling, and in-house exhibition)
- Most Horrible & Shocking Murders: True Crime Murder Pamphlets, National Library of Medicine, 2008 (Web and in-house exhibition)
- Hooke's Books: Books that Influenced or were Influenced by Robert Hooke's Micrographia, National Library of Medicine, 2007
- On Facing up to Death Through Art, The Wellcome Collection, 2012
- The Secret Museum: Collections as Muse, Museum of Natural History, London, 2011
- From Votives to Venuses: A Brief History of the Human Anatomical Model, The Science Museum, London, 2011
- Digital Media and New Audiences for the History of Medicine, American Association of the History of Medicine Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, 2011
- Anatomical Venuses, Slashed Beauties, and Three Fetuses Dancing a Jig: An Illustrated Journey into the Curious World of Medical Museums, Dittrick Museum, Ohio, 2011; Listen here
- To Every Man His Cabinet, Modern/Contemporary Art and the Curiosity Cabinet, Seton Hall University, New Jersey, 2011
- A Meditation of Morbidity, The Mütter Museum College of Physicians, Philadelphia, PA 2010
- Anatomical Venuses, The Slashed Beauty, and Fetuses Dancing a Jig, UCL, Department of History of Art, Rhizome Research Group, London, 2010
- The Private, Curious, and Niche Collection--What They can Teach Us About Exhibiting New Medicine, European Association of the Museums of History of Medical Sciences Conference, Copenhagen, 2010
- Anatomical Venuses and Slashed Beauties: Inside the World of the Anatomical Museum, Coney Island Museum "Ask the Experts" Series, New York, 2010
- Morbid Anatomies and Anatomical Theatres: A Guided Tour through the Macabre World of Medical Museums, Adult-Ed, New York, December, 2009
- Not Just for Doctors Anymore—On-line Exhibitions, Contexualization, and New Audiences for Old Medicine, The Medical Museums Association Annual Meeting 2009, Ohio, April 2009
- The Anatomical Theatre: The Art, Culture and History of Medical Models and the Contemplation of the Embodied Self, “Lessons in Anatomy Made Easy" Conference, Museum Boerhaave, The Netherlands, November, 2008
- Anatomical Theatre: The Art and History of Medical Models: Exhibitions, Contexualization, and
- New Audiences for Old Science, European Association of the Museums of History of Medical Sciences Conference, Guthrie Lecture Series, Scotland, 2008
- Anatomic Theater: History of Museum Artifacts, Association of Medical Illustrators Conference, Indiana, 2008
- Memento Mori: Pathological Portraits, Anatomical Visions and Medical Museums of the Western World, Confronting Mortality with Art and Science, AEIMS/MAA Conference, Belgium, 2007
- Anatomical Theater: The Art and Science of Medical Museums in the Western World, in conjunction with the opening of Anatomical Theater: Depictions of The Body, Disease, and Death in Medical Museums of the Western World, UAB Alabama Museum of the Health Sciences, Alabama, 2007
Image: Exhibition view from Anatomical Theatre, Alabama Museum of the Health Sciences, 2007
