CURATION

Exhibition Curation:

Selecting and organizing artworks for exhibitions based on a specific theme, concept, or artistic vision.

Artwork Selection:

Identifying and selecting artworks from artists or collections that align with the exhibition's goals and objectives.

Exhibition Planning:

Developing exhibition concepts, layouts, and designs to create a cohesive and engaging presentation of the artworks.

Artist Liaison:

Communicating with artists, galleries, and collectors to coordinate artwork loans, contracts, and exhibition agreements.

Exhibition Installation:

Overseeing the installation and arrangement of artworks in the exhibition space to ensure a visually compelling and coherent display.

Catalog and Publication Production:

Collaborating on the production of exhibition catalogs, brochures, and other promotional materials to document and promote the exhibition.

Public Programming:

Planning and organizing artist talks, panel discussions, workshops, and other public events to enhance the visitor experience and engage the community.

Exhibition Promotion:

Developing marketing and promotional strategies to increase awareness of the exhibition and attract a diverse audience.

Budget Management:

Creating and managing budgets for exhibition expenses, including artwork transportation, installation, promotion, and other related costs.

Project Management:

Overseeing all aspects of the exhibition project, including timelines, deadlines, logistics, and coordination with various stakeholders.

Art Handling and Logistics:

Coordinating the transportation, packing, and handling of artworks to ensure their safe and secure delivery to and from the exhibition venue.