Sept 2007 - Curator, Ellen Fleurov, president and founder of "Crossroads Traveling Exhibitions", an Atlanta-based company that organizes and tours exhibitions to museums and cultural venues internationally, is responsible for most recent work with The Georgia Music Hall of Fame's (Macon, GA) unveiling of Otis Redding: "I've Got Dreams To Remember", the first major exhibition to celebrate the life and artistry of one of the greatest popular singers and performers of the 20th century.

EXHIBIT: Sept 14, 2007 - Sept 10, 2008

In the exhibit she collected and organized over 100 rare artifacts including photographs, hand-written lyrics, posters, letters and other memorabilia vividly tell the story of Redding's rise to international stardom. She even made the exhibit interactive as multi-media kiosks enable visitors to experience his musical evolution as a singer, composer, arranger, producer and performer. From 1993 to 1998, Fleurov was the curator of photography at the High Museum of Art.