Her design and photography has been
shown all over the world – as far away as Indonesia and as close to home as
the Islip Art Museum, LI. Her work is in the Permanent Collections of the
MoMA NY, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, CA,
the Museu Brasileiro da Escultura, Brazil and the International Space
Station Gallery.
In 2010, she co-curated (with Joan Harrison) the highly
acclaimed "Ray Johnson and A Book About Death" exhibition at
C.W. Post College/Long Island University in Brookville, NY. This groundbreaking
show put the entire movement into its historical context and featured Ray
Johnson's original “A Book About Death” for the very first time
anywhere.
In 2011, she curated another ABAD show
called “The Ties That Bind” at the Second Avenue Firehouse Gallery in Bay
Shore, NY. This was the first show to extend the theme into music with the
addition of a New Orleans style Second Line Jazz Band which played a procession from the
local post office to the gallery. LuAnn learned the art of Coptic book binding and adapted it expressly for this exhibition – she gathered all the art into 2 hand made volumes. The books were wrapped in black lace and carried in the procession from the post office to the gallery and installed there to open the reception.
