Interactive
Working internationally, Sharpe brings museum exhibits and heritage sites to life through multimedia storytelling.
BIOMUSEO, PANAMA
Working in Spanish with the curatorial team in Panama to design the tour for the new Smithsonian-affiliate BIODIVERSITY MUSEUM was a true pleasure.
Read More
Architecturally designed by Frank Gehry with Exhibition space by Bruce Mau – I was the last storyteller in, interpreting the space sonically in four languages. A project match for my personal politics, I got to interview the granddaddy of Biodiversity himself - E.O. Wilson!
WASHINGTON NATIONAL CATHEDRAL
I may be an agnostic but designing the multi-media tour for the largest gothic cathedral in America - central to their social justice movement - rang my bell!
Read More
Their art collection is a modern marvel and includes a stained glass window with a rock from the moon. Martin Luther King delivered his last sermon here, and as I worked that archive was comforted by the fact that America’s first black president sat just across the hill.
VOCAL EYE
Making cultural spaces and content accessible is important to me. I trained to audio describe live theatre for the blind and now volunteer with VOCAL EYE.
Read More
I have described several productions at the Belfry Theatre in Victoria as well as Vancouver’s Bard on the Beach.
CLOISTERS ON THE PLATTE
Along the plains of Nebraska lies a Jesuit Retreat Centre who hosts some of the most remarkable sculpture works in America – over 60 figures, some 20 feet high
Read More
depicting the stations of the cross. Having spent much time in silent retreats, I created a contemplation experience for visitors to walk amongst the sculptures and reflect upon their lives.
GLACIER SKY WALK
CANADIAN ROCKIES
Returning to JASPER NATIONAL PARK in the CANADIAN ROCKIES was a trip down memory lane as I had made a film on it for Discovery Channel back in the 90’s.
Read More
What’s changed is the state of world’s glaciers and even I could see how much it had receded. The mountains can seem inaccessible, but helping people understand what this landscape could mean to them and their future is all in a day’s work.
FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT'S
AMERICAN CAMPUS
FLORIDA SOUTHERN COLLEGE has the largest single collection of Frank Lloyd Wright buildings in the world.