Interactive Team Images Copyright             Exhibition Egypt Reborn: Art for Eternity is made possible by the National Endowment for the Humanities, with additional major support from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Marilyn M. Simpson Charitable Trusts, and the BMA’s Charles Edwin Wilbour Fund. Where New York magazine is a media sponsor. Egypt Reborn: Art for Eternity is organized by Curator James F. Romano, Department of Egyptian, Classical, and Ancient Middle Eastern Art.     Back to Top Interactive Team This interactive project was developed collaboratively by the Brooklyn Museum of Art and Swim Design Consultants, Silver Spring, Maryland.     Swim Design Consultants (www.swimdesign.com) Andrew Iskowitz and Laurie Swindull, Creative Directors Jessica Muñiz, Flash Designer Sunghee Oum, Programmer Carlson Bull, 3-D Animator Evan Patrick, 3-D Animator     Brooklyn Museum of Art   Project Managers Joel M. Hoffman, Vice Director for Education and Program Development Stefania Rosenstein, Interpretive Materials Manager     Curatorial Team Department of Egyptian, Classical, and Middle Eastern Art (ECAMEA)   James F. Romano, Curator (Elements of Style) Edward Bleiberg, Associate Curator (Signs of Afterlife and Language) Edna R. Russmann, Curator (Striking Poses) Madeleine E. Cody, Research Associate (Egyptian Art at the BMA, FAQs, Gods and Goddesses, Timeline, Map, and Glossary) Mary McKercher, Research Associate (Egyptian Art at the BMA)     Conservation:   Lisa Bruno, Objects Conservator (Striking Poses)     Thanks to Richard A. Fazzini, Chair of the Department of Egyptian, Classical, and Middle Eastern Art, for his review of the reference materials.     Editor Eileen Willis, Assistant Editor     Other Team Members Sean Redmond, Programmer Matthew Yokobosky, Chief Designer   Special Thanks Lauren Blumenthal, Education Division Office Associate Kathy Zurek, ECAMEA Department Assistant   Additional Assistance Provided by Shelley Bernstein, Network Administrator Dean Brown, Chief Photographer I-Hsuan Chen, Assistant, Asian Art Allison Day, Youth and Family Programs Manager Berfu Durantas, Intern, ECAMEA Linda Ferber, Chair, Andrew W. Mellon Curator of American Art Christine Gant, Central Photograph Archivist Mary Gow, Assistant Librarian, Wilbour Library of Egyptology Hiroko Kariya, Project Conservator Sarah Kraemer, Photography Technician Ellen Kunzel, Assistant for Arts of Africa and the Pacific Islands and the Arts of the Americas Marilyn Kushner, Chair, Prints, Drawings, and Photographs Phyllis Kwalwasser, Research Assistant, Prints, Drawings, and Photographs Deirdre Lawrence, Principal Librarian, Art Reference Library Caroline Lu, Associate Designer Joelle Mervilus, Computer Support Specialist Barbara Millstein, Curator, Prints, Drawings, and Photographs Matt Morgan, Information Systems Manager Terri O’Hara, Associate Registrar Paul O’Rourke, Research Associate, ECAMEA Katrina Posner, Conservation Intern Amy Poster, Chair, Asian Art Nancy Rosoff, Chair, Arts of the Americas Nathan Sensel, Museum Educator William Siegmann, Chair, Arts of Africa and the Pacific Islands James Viskochil, Senior Librarian, Wilbour Library of Egyptology Juliet Wiersma, Assistant Curator, Arts of the Americas Susan Kennedy Zeller, Assistant Curator, Arts of the Americas     Back to Top Images Photographs and illustrations reproduced courtesy of the following institutions and individuals: The British Museum, London The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, Missouri Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum, California State University, San Bernardino Toledo Museum of Art Worcester Art Museum Peter J. Brand, Karnak Great Hypostyle Hall Project, University of Memphis Gay Robins, Professor of Ancient Egyptian Art, Art History Department, Emory University Jeffrey Spencer, Deputy Keeper, Department of Ancient Egypt and the Sudan, The British Museum, London   Back to Top Copyright No part of this Web site may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means without the written permission of the Brooklyn Museum of Art. Use of photographs or illustrations belonging to individuals or to other institutions require the permission of the individual or institution noted.