2019 / Stonewall 50 / World Pride
- Swann Galleries—four Pride photographs, one sold in The Pride Sale, the first-ever Pride auction at Swann Galleries one of the three top NYC auction houses.
- One Photograph in NY Historic Society’s Stonewall 50 exhibition
- Five Pride photographs appear in Generation Woodstock ABC TVs episode of the series 1969
- Three photographs appear in Stonewall Forever, Google & the LGBT Center‘s streamline video on the history of Stonewall and its aftermath, half-century of civil rights.
- Is producing a book with her husband Bruce on the LGBT civil rights movement to be published next year, tentatively titled Out of the Closet and Onto the Streets: Gay Pride and the 21st-Century.
- Major Pride exhibition of 25 images at Norwood Club in NYC, an official World Pride event
- Joined Getty Pictures
- Mural Pride photographs installed in the penthouse of 75 Rockefeller Plaza, the offices of Convene with an opening in August.
2018
- Awarded Beacon of Hope at Aqua Gala, an LGBT foundation
- The Dalton School — presentation for LGBT youth at middle school panel discussion
2016
International Day of Pink Award for Social Activism and Youth Role model in Ottawa, Canada
2000-2012
Numerous Pride March exhibitions including Bellport, New York.
May 2008
Suffolk County National Bank, Riverhead NY, Unveiling and installation of 20 mural photographs: A River Runs Through It: The Great Riverhead Legacy
June – Oct 2007
- First major exhibition A View From My Window: Christopher Street Liberation Day marches and protests 1969-84, celebrating the 25th anniversary of the LGBT Community Center.
- Posters of 30 individual Pride images from the exhibit placed into Christopher Street stores for the month of June
1990-2010
Donation of Pride prints and participation with Live Out Loud, Heritage of Pride, LIGALY (Long Island Gay and Lesbian Youth, and SAGE.
1997-2004
National Arts Club exhibitions and member of the photo committee.
1994-2001
Chemical Bank and Chase Manhattan Bank—purchase and install more than 70 mural photographs in bank branches around New York City as part of the New York Neighborhoods Community marketing program.
1994
Gay Pride March mural photographs installation — Chemical Bank at Sheridan Square in the West Village – the first time Pride images ever appeared in a bank anywhere in the world. Hundreds of Gay and Lesbian accounts would open following this.
1991
Friends Seminary Installation of Trinidad Carnival.print
1988
33 Mural photographs with NYC neighborhood theme are commissioned and installed at Regent Hospital, a leading adolescent psychiatric institute on New York’s Upper East Side.
1984-5
Numerous black-and-white photographs appear in the Fire Island Tide newspaper covering such things as early AIDS fundraisers and the early development of AmFar.
