Editing Julie Dash (section)

=== Museum installations ===
Dash designed two rooms for the Metropolitan Museum of Art and VOGUE, ''In American: An Anthology of Fashion'', featured at the NYC Met Gala 2022. Her room titles were Renaissance Revival Room and Greek Revival Parlor. Within the Renaissance Revival Room, Dash chose to highlight Anne Lowe's contribution to American fashion. Lowe was an extremely talented and exclusive gown designer in the 1940s. Due to the open and institutionalized racism in America during this time, Lowe never got recognition for her outstanding work. Dash took this opportunity to educate the world on Lowe's impact upon fashion with this exhibit. Her other room, the Greek Revival Parlor, Dash highlighted [[Eartha Kitt]] as Helen of Troy in Orson Well's ''Time Runs'' (1950). The MET Museum describes the impact of the room as, "a narrative blend of reimagined storytelling, archival film images, and a dramatic evocation of historical moments, we dive headfirst into a strange and intimate conversation with the fashions of Madame Eta Hentz, the mythological Muses, and Ms. Eartha Kitt. Eartha Kitt is Helen of Troy, arriving from Sparta and taking the city of Troy by storm."<ref>{{Cite web |title=In America: An Anthology of Fashion |url=https://www.metmuseum.org/ |access-date=2023-03-13 |website=The Metropolitan Museum of Art |language=en}}</ref>

Dash's other most recent museum installations include Standing at The Scratch Line, at the Philadelphia Museum of African American History, Philadelphia Museum of Art, and Shine a Light, a large-scale video mapping projection for the Charles H. Wright Museum in Detroit.<ref name="juliedash.com"/>