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| − | '''Ralph Appelbaum''' is the designer of the [[Clinton Library museum exhibits]]. He hoped that his contribution to the Library would "sweep people up in the daily challenges of the nation's business." | + | '''Ralph Appelbaum''' is the designer of the [[Clinton Library museum exhibits]]. He hoped that his contribution to the Library would "sweep people up in the daily challenges of the nation's business." |
| − | Appelbaum founded Ralph Appelbaum Associates (RAA) in 1978, and it has since become the largest exhibit planning firms in the world. Appelbaum has won numerous awards for his work on the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and the American Museum of Natural History. Appelbaum received the Presidential Award for Design Excellence for his contributions to the Holocaust Museum in Washington, DC. | + | Appelbaum founded Ralph Appelbaum Associates (RAA) in 1978, and it has since become the largest exhibit planning firms in the world. Appelbaum has won numerous awards for his work on the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and the American Museum of Natural History. Clinton had long admired Appelbaum's work. In 1993 Appelbaum received the Presidential Award for Design Excellence from Clinton for his contributions to the Holocaust Museum in Washington, DC. |
Appelbaum received a Bachelor of Industrial Design degree from the Pratt Institute. He is a veteran of the Peace Corps and U.S. AID. He is past vice president of exhibitions at Robert P. Gersin Associates and Raymond Loewy International. He has been an adjunct associate professor of Museum Studies at New York University since 1985. | Appelbaum received a Bachelor of Industrial Design degree from the Pratt Institute. He is a veteran of the Peace Corps and U.S. AID. He is past vice president of exhibitions at Robert P. Gersin Associates and Raymond Loewy International. He has been an adjunct associate professor of Museum Studies at New York University since 1985. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
| + | *David W. Dunlap, "New York Firms Chosen to Design Clinton Library," ''New York Times,'' August 9, 1999. | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
[http://www.raany.com/ Homepage of Ralph Appelbaum Associates] | [http://www.raany.com/ Homepage of Ralph Appelbaum Associates] | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:23, 26 January 2010
Ralph Appelbaum is the designer of the Clinton Library museum exhibits. He hoped that his contribution to the Library would "sweep people up in the daily challenges of the nation's business."
Appelbaum founded Ralph Appelbaum Associates (RAA) in 1978, and it has since become the largest exhibit planning firms in the world. Appelbaum has won numerous awards for his work on the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and the American Museum of Natural History. Clinton had long admired Appelbaum's work. In 1993 Appelbaum received the Presidential Award for Design Excellence from Clinton for his contributions to the Holocaust Museum in Washington, DC.
Appelbaum received a Bachelor of Industrial Design degree from the Pratt Institute. He is a veteran of the Peace Corps and U.S. AID. He is past vice president of exhibitions at Robert P. Gersin Associates and Raymond Loewy International. He has been an adjunct associate professor of Museum Studies at New York University since 1985.
References
- David W. Dunlap, "New York Firms Chosen to Design Clinton Library," New York Times, August 9, 1999.
