Brian Drolet is the managing editor of electronic publications at the American Museum of Natural History's National Center for Science Literacy, Education and Techonology. Previously he was a producer at the Voyager company, where he developed a CD-ROM with collage and assemblage artist Betye Saar, and where he produced Mumia Abu Jamal: Live From Death Row in Voyager's First Person series. He also developed a web site, Fragile Dwelling, with photographer Margaret Morton. Drolet also worked with Voyager founder Bob Stein to create an online twenty four hour live webcast channel. Drolet has also produced a number of independent projects, including the CD-ROM Inroads Africa for Arts International; a website for National Video Resources; and (in progress) a website for the William Kuntsler Memorial Fund. Prior to his involvement with electronic publishing, he worked for over 25 years as a book editor and publisher and was founding editor of Banner Press. In 1997 he co-curated Ambush in the Streets, an exhibition of photographer Jules Bachus' three-year record ofpochoirs , stencil art on the walls of Paris' working class and immigrant communities.