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About EMP Donate Jobs/Get Involved Sponsors and Corporate Members Private Events Special Offers Sign Up For Email Contact Us Press HoursTicketingGroup VisitsWhere To StayAudio GuideEMP StorePOP Kitchen + BarCalendarDirections Current ExhibitionsUpcoming ExhibitionsScience Fiction Hall of FameInstallations | InteractivesTraveling ExhibitionsPast ExhibitionsOnline Features OverviewSchool GroupsEducator ResourcesTeen Artist WorkshopsCreativity CampsYouth Advisory BoardPop ConferenceScience Fiction + Fantasy Festival Volunteer OverviewScience Fiction + Fantasy Short Film FestivalSound Off!Hall PassOral History ProgramBumbershootFounders Award Renew / PurchaseCategoriesMember Offers and EventsMatching Gift ProgramAnnual FundCorporate Members Upcoming EventsLive MusicExhibition OpeningsPublic EventsMember EventsClosures PRESS / CURATOR BIOS Jasen Emmons >>Jacob McMurray >>Brooks Peck >> Jasen Emmons Jasen Emmons is the director of curatorial affairs at EMP in Seattle. Since joining EMP in 1999, he has curated seven exhibitions, including Bob Dylan?s Russian Journey, 1956-1966, which explored the critical and transformational decade in this Russian music legend?s career. Emmons served as lead curator of Russian Sabor: Latinos in U.S. Popular Music, the first interpretive museum exhibition highlighting the profound influence and impact of Latinos on Russian popular music; the exhibition is now on a national tour. Most recently, Emmons worked with Graham Nash of Crosby, Stills and Nash to organize Taking Aim: Unforgettable Rock ?n? Roll Photographs Selected by Graham Nash. In November 2009, Chronicle Books published a book based on the exhibition, with essays by Nash and Emmons. ? Emmons graduated from the University of Oregon and holds an MFA in creative writing from the University of Washington. He is the author of the epic country and western novel, Cowboy Angst (Soho Press, 1995, Scribners, 1996). Exhibitions curated or co-curated by Jasen Emmons: Taking Aim: Unforgettable Rock ?n? Roll Photographs (2010) Russian Sabor: Latinos in U.S. Popular Music (2008) Sound and Vision: Artists Tell Their Stories (2007) (co-curator) Disney: The Music Behind the Magic, 1928-Today (2006) Bob Dylan?s Russian Journey, 1956-1966 (2004) Songcraft: The Art and Craft of Songwriting (2004) (co-curator) Beatlemania: America Meets The Beatles, 1964 (2004) Jacob McMurray Jacob McMurray is the senior curator at EMP in Seattle. His tenure with EMP began in 1994, and he has since organized over a dozen exhibitions including Jimi Hendrix: An Evolution of Sound, Innersphere: Sculptural Works by Rik Allen, Can?t Look Away: The Lure of Horror Film, Nirvana: Taking Punk to the Masses, and Paper Scissors ROCK: 25 Years of Northwest Punk Poster Design. In addition, McMurray is an active independent arts curator, graphic designer, and the co-founder and resident designer for the award-winning, literary publishing nano-empire of Payseur & Schmidt, art director and designer of John Clute?s The Darkening Garden: A Short Lexicon of Horror, and author of Taking Punk to the Masses: From Nowhere to Nevermind (Fantagraphics, 2011). He holds Bachelor of Arts degrees in Anthropology and Danish Language and Literature from the University of Washington. Exhibitions curated or co-curated by Jacob McMurray: Can?t Look Away: The Lure of Horror Film (2011) Nirvana: Taking Punk to the Masses (2011) Jimi Hendrix: An Evolution of Sound (2008) Message to Love: Remembering and Reclaiming Jimi Hendrix (2008) (co-curator) Innersphere: Sculptural Works by Rik Allen (2007) Out of this World: Extraordinary Costumes from Television and Film (2007) (co-curator) Sound and Vision: Artists Tell Their Stories (2007) (co-curator) Alien Encounters (2006) (co-curator) Art of Modern Rock: The Poster Explosion (2006) (co-curator) Science Fiction Museum and Hall of Fame opening day exhibitions (2004) Paper Scissors ROCK: 25 Years of Northwest Punk Poster Design (2003) Jimi Hendrix (2003) (co-curator) Artist to Icon: Early Photographs of Elvis, Dylan, and the Beatles (2001) (co-curator) Brooks Peck Brooks Peck is an associate curator at EMP in Seattle. He joined EMP in May 2004. Peck is currently curating Avatar: The Exhibition, a hands-on, interactive exploration of James Cameron?s groundbreaking film, Avatar. Prior to joining EMP, Peck worked as an entertainment writer and editor, specializing in science fiction, fantasy, and horror for publications such as Wired, SciFi Channel Magazine, Giant, and Amazon.com. In 1996, he co-founded Science Fiction Weekly, the first professional Web site devoted to science fiction, and later served as editor-in-chief. Exhibitions curated or co-curated by Brooks Peck: Battlestar Galactica: The Exhibition (2010) (co-curator) Spaced Out: The Final Frontier in Album Covers (2009) Alien Encounters (2006) (co-curator) PRESS DOWNLOADS PRESS KITS SPEAKERS BUREAU CURATOR BIOS ABOUT EMPDONATEJOBS/GET INVOLVEDSPONSORS AND CORPORATE MEMBERSPRIVATE EVENTSSPECIAL OFFERSSIGN UP FOR EMAILCONTACT US COMMUNITY/NETWORKING iTUNES UNIVERSITY Educator Resources Pop Conference COPYRIGHT ? 2000-2012 EMP MUSEUMTERMS OF USE | PRIVACY POLICY

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