In addition to our comprehensive touring exhibition program, Curatorial Assistance provides exhibition production and management services tailored to your unique needs.
• Exhibition planning
• Venue contracts
• Loan management
• Insurance coordination
• Consolidation and dispersal
• Logistics management
• Registration and condition reporting
• Venue management
With more than 20 years experience, Curatorial Assistance can help you manage your art exhibition projects from start to finish—and any point in between. We combine practical nuts-and-bolts expertise with knowledge of and adherence to high professional standards to realize your exhibition or installation smoothly and successfully.
Recent Projects:
Craft in America: Expanding Traditions
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Surveying 100 years of craft making in America, this 7-city exhibition tour showcases more than 180 of the most important examples of American craft, including works in ceramic, glass, wood, fiber, and metal.
Curatorial Assistance administered loan and venue agreements, coordinated insurance, consolidation, packing and crating of the objects, conducted condition reports and managed the presentation of the exhibition at each venue.
Image: Installation at the Mingei International Museum, San Diego
A “New and Native” Beauty:
The Art and Craft of Greene & Greene
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comprehensive exhibition celebrating the work of Charles and Henry Greene, co-organized by the Gamble House, Pasadena, and the Huntington Library Art Collections & Botanical Gardens, San Marino, California. The exhibition premieres October 2008 at the Huntington, and will then travel to the Renwick Gallery, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington DC, and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Massachusetts. It features more than 140 works designed by the Greene brothers covering the breadth and depth of their careers and includes stained glass, metal, textiles, drawings, archival photographs, and dazzling woodcarving and decorative inlay.
Curatorial Assistance is providing overall management of the tour and oversight at each venue.
Image: Dining room, the David B. Gamble House, Pasadena, 1907–1909. Photograph ©Tim Street-Porter.
See our article in Double Exposure.
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email | call Graham Howe at 626.577.9696 extension 230 |