While a student at RISD, John completes his first museum exhibition-a redesign of the school's Islamic art gallery.

John begins his first project at Boston-based design firm, Wetzel Associates. As a designer on this project, he has the opportunity to watch a brand new aquarium take form, working with architects, client and the exhibition design team.

A recent graduate from Smith College with a degree in science, Larissa begins work at MOS to develop science exhibits on rolling carts for educators to use as an augmentation for block-buster exhibitions.

John Carney, now at Krent/ Paffett/ designs one of its first exhibitions for a corporate American icon. Creativity and crazy crayon colors abound and attendance skyrockets.

From interpretive planning through final design Larissa worked as part of the Wetzel Associates team to imagine the World of the Pacific Aquarium and, the World of Life.

John has a golden opportunity to make history matter in a big way, serving as lead designer and creating exhibits based around social activism for the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute.

Inspired by the spirit of improvisation and fascinating conversations with legendary jazz musicians like Max Roach, the firm fine-tunes exhibits around "one of America's original art forms" and our nation's complex history.

Larissa joins Wetzel Associates in Boston and serves as the content developer for this huge project. She becomes immersed in marine science and works in tandem with the client, exhibition team and architects.