NICHOLAS J. WITCHEY

Primary researcher for future publication of two early 20th century travel journals.

Tasks include: Research and edit content to ensure accuracy of transcriptions, proofread content before submission to ensure accuracy of facts, grammar, spelling, punctuation, annotate existing manuscripts for clarity providing contextual information for the modern reader

Graduate teaching assistant for Professor Frederick Neuhauser, Barnard College Philosophy Department.

Tasks included: Scheduled and maintained regular office hours to meet with students, Informed students of procedures for completing and submitting class work, evaluated and graded examinations, assignments or papers and recorded grades.

Assistant to London-based photographer and journalist Mark C. O'Flaherty (The Financial Times, The New York Times, Architectural Digest, among others) with New York City-based photoshoots for his book Narrative Thread: Conversations on Fashion Collections (2023, Bloomsbury Publishing)

Tasks included: correspondence with collectors, organization and location-scouting for photoshoots, setup and break down of photo shoot sets, and styling.

As coordinator: Organized and facilitated public programs, including exhibition openings, live performances, lectures, & panel discussions. Oversaw everyday gallery operations and maintenance Supervised three interns

As curatorial fellow: assisted curator and New York Times art critic Jillian Steinhauer with curatorial/administrative tasks for her exhibition In the Presence of Absence.

Assisted in research related to a a series of late 19th and early 20th century journals related to the creation of cultural infrastructure in the midwest

Tasks included: gathered data from various sources, including online databases, libraries, and interviews with experts, performed literature reviews to ensure accuracy of results.

Tasks included: assisted gallery owner Takako Tanabe with press outreach and the development of interpretive texts for exhibitions: Takashi Kunitani: Spaceless Space, Minoru Yoshida: Performances in New York, and a group exhibition titled Elsewhere.