JANE CLARK CHERMAYEFF

Jane Clark Chermayeff founded her firm (Jane Clark Chermayeff & Associates) to focus on visitor-centered exhibitions and creative environments for learning. An educator and exhibition developer, Jane held positions at the Smithsonian Institution's Traveling Exhibition Service, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Smithsonian's Design Museum, where she was the first Director of Education. With Jane Clark Chermayeff & Associates LLC, she has developed an international portfolio and noted expertise making complex subjects accessible to diverse audiences through multimedia exhibits and programs.

JCC&A projects include: The Science Playground at the New York Hall of Science, master plans for the National Parks of New York Harbor and the Roosevelt and Vanderbilt National Historic Sites in Hyde Park, and visitor centers and nature reserves in New Jersey/South Carolina, Puerto Rico, and Cambodia, among others.
Jane received the 1994 Japan Foundation Fellowship for research in environmental education. Continuing this focus on informal learning outdoors, in 2008, she organized and chaired numerous panels on playgrounds as laboratories for outdoor leaning,” including a panel at the annual gathering of the Association of Children’s Museums. JCC&A is currently developing PlayLab, an initiative that explores the science behind outdoor play.

Jane Clark Chermayeff
Jane Clark Chermayeff & Associates LLC
137 East 25th Street
New York, NY 10010
212 213-6636 phone
212 213-6639 fax
jcc@jcca-nyc.com
www.jcca-nyc.com

Download Jane Clark Chermayeff's resume