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Tag Archives: artwork

Exhibition Design

by , Marketing Manager in Art, Behind the Scenes

Aug

16

If you have visited the Museum and remember the art work and not the setting, then I have done my job. Here is a short list of things to be considered when designing an exhibition.

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DIY Challenge #1: Creative Storytelling through Miradas!

by , Marketing Manager in Art, Education

Jun

22

For this challenge, we are asking you to choose one of the following images from our current exhibit: Miradas: Ancient Roots in Modern and Contemporary Mexican Art – works from the Bank of America Collection, and write the first few lines of…

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Wordless Wednesday – Miradas Community Opening

by , Marketing Manager in Community, Education

Jun

20

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Wordless Wednesday – Are you ready for Feast of Flowers?

by , Marketing Manager in Community

May

30

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Robert Henri painting to Participate in Exhibition

by , Director of Art Education in Art, Behind the Scenes

Aug

19

In general, museums “loan” artwork from their permanent collection to other similar institutions for a variety of reasons. The most common type of loan request is for an exhibition. Although “loaning” artwork to another museum sounds easy, it is a complicated process that should be made with great care.

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