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Great Summer Opportunity for an exceptional exhibition. Dates June 21 - September 15, 2025 +/- are available for an immediate booking. With the stakes so high, the traveling exhibition, COLLECTive Concerns: Collage and Assemblage is a prescient collection of compelling artworks that intimately address alarming issues facing our culture today. Bookings are open for Summer 2025 or Winter 2026 and beyond. Thanks for taking a look. Twelve artists explore collage and assemblage as a coping mechanism, siren call, or cautionary warning for collective concerns that impact our culture. Their “collections” are focused on environmental, emotional, and societal stressors; collective concerns that address climate change, covid, grief, identity, and politics. Whimsical to macabre; refined to raw, poetic to strident; these intimate works pack a hefty punch that belie their small scale. Assembled from discarded but highly curated materials, each artist presents a unique collection of works that speak to the challenges posed by unprecedented times. Size of Exhibition: Approximately 110 - 150 running feet (walls) + open areas for pedestal works. Exhibition may be sized to suit your gallery specifications. Number of Works: Twelve “collections” that include 92 small wall mounted works and 45 small 3-d works to be installed collectively on pedestals, shelves or in cabinets / cases. Support Materials Provided by Wylie Contemporary, Inc: Press Packet (High resolution jpgs, texts, logo, label template), Catalog, Condition Report, and detailed Installation Instructions Support Materials Provided by Venue: Signed contract, pedestals (with bonnets preferred), mailing / evite, gallery signage and labels, press material to appropriate media list, reception, installation / de-installation / repacking, security (guard/gallery attendants during the day- alarmed doors/windows at night), onsite insurance with transit insurance to next venue, installation photos, and a non-refundable fee of $2500 - paid at point of booking Transport: Packed in reusable museum quality boxes. Each venue to provide one-way insured shipping to the next venue Total # Boxes: 23 – Total Weight (lbs): 405 Total Cubes / Volume of Boxes Stacked: 92 cubic feet / Freight Shipping Class 70 / NMFC # 16180 Total Value Artwork: $83,300.00 Available on request: Onsite or virtual Gallery Talks / Panel presentations / workshops by artist(s) when funding permits Extra catalogs / Available at venue expense through Blurb COLLECTive Concerns: Collage and Assemblage by Reni Gower | Blurb Books Itinerary: Museum of Arts & Sciences, Macon, GA; Nov 8, 2024 – Mar 15, 2025 Mills Station Arts & Culture Center, Rancho Cordova. CA; May 8 - 24, 2025 Available June 21 - September 15, 2025 University Art Gallery, Central Michigan University, Mount Pleasant, MI; Oct 10 – Nov 8, 2025 Phillips Museum of Art, Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, PA; Jan 20 – Apr 23, 2026 Gumenick Family Gallery, Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen, Glen Allen, VA: May 14 - Jul 12, 2026 Piedmont Art Museum, Martinsville, VA; Aug 28 – Oct 31, 2026 Available December 2026 and beyond Please use the Dropbox link for the complete prospectus. https://www.dropbox.com/s/obuwu3tcpb45vsu/COLLECTive%20Concerns%20Propsectus%20SMALL.pdf?st=89i9c3p6&dl=0 Curator/Administrator: Wylie Contemporary, Inc / Reni Gower - renigowerwylieinc@... - (804) 357-5442 c Photo courtesy of Museum of Arts and Sciences, Macon, GA - Mark Walhimer Reni Gower 2023 Virginia Commission for the Arts Fellowship Recipient - Works on Paper 2020 Pollock Krasner Foundation Grant Recipient 2017 SECAC Award for Outstanding Artistic Achievement 2014 CAA Distinguished Teaching of Art Award Curator / Wylie Contemporary, Inc Professor Emerita / Virginia Commonwealth University www.renigower.com renigowerwylieinc.com (804) 357-5442 c

Dear listserv colleagues, We have a small assortment of Alaskan ivories available for transfer to other museums. These works were collected by Dr. Marion Talbot in the mid-20th century in exchange for medical services that she provided in the Alaskan bush. Most of these are small carvings that are not suitable for our permanent collection; however, they would make great teaching tools or exhibition props. We would prefer to transfer the entire lot but are happy to break up items if you can take a good portion of it. Thank you, Craig -- Craig Hadley (he/him) Executive Director & Chief Curator Dennos Museum Center at Northwestern Michigan College GPS address: 1410 College Drive, Traverse City, MI 49686 Office: 231-995-1572 Build Community. Spark Conversation. Inspire Change. Become a member today // Request a tour // Shop the store Follow us on social: @dennosmuseumcenter Treasurer, Association of Academic Museums & Galleries (AAMG)

I'm thrilled to invite you to our upcoming Museum Minds Meetup on Wednesday, April 9th at 2:00 PM ET / 12:00 PM MT! With significant changes in federal support, now is the perfect time to strengthen our local connections. During this lively session, we'll explore 5 essential questions every organization should ask when seeking local partnerships for their non-profit museum. What to expect: 25-30 minutes of actionable (and enjoyable!) learning content 30 minutes of museum hive mind networking and Q&A Practical strategies you can implement today Laughter, stories, and new museum friendships A celebration of Museum Minds' one-year anniversary! REGISTER HERE This is a FREE call where we have tons of fun while sharing valuable insights! We laugh, tell stories, and make great friends across the museum industry - it's as much about connection as it is about learning! REGISTER HERE

??Join us for Navigating Donations: Legal and Ethical Aspects of Donations with the Appraisers Association, hosted by AAMG! Learn from experts about best practices, legal considerations, and ethical responsibilities when accepting donations. Register now at: https://www.aamg-us.org/webinar/navigating-donations-legal-and-ethical-aspects-of-donations-with-the-appraisers-association/

? Level Up Your Resume! ? The Southeastern Museums Conference (SEMC) and AAMG are back with the next Launchpad Series webinar: ? Resume Do’s & Don’ts – Crafting a Standout Resume ? Thursday, April 10 | ? 6 PM EST / 5 PM CST ?? FREE for all—register now! Struggling to land interviews? Learn key strategies to make your resume shine, avoid common mistakes, and navigate ATS systems. Plus, get the scoop on cover letters vs. resume tailoring! ? Bonus: Sign up for a resume review by April 17! Want to help others? Volunteer as a reviewer! Find more info here: https://www.semcdirect.net/SEMCVirtualPrograms

Dear AAMG colleagues, This request is targeted at folks working in Marketing/Communications. Does anyone have experience working with a consultant/agency on a marketing study? We are interested in taking a deeper dive into our community’s demographics and visitor motivations and would appreciate recommendations of who to work with. I could imagine it might involve surveys and focus groups with final recommendations for a marketing strategy to expand our audience and increase impact. Any recommendations, reports or advice you’re willing to share would be greatly appreciated. Thanks so much, LouAnne LouAnne Greenwald Deputy Director Zimmerli Art Museum Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 71 Hamilton Street New Brunswick, NJ 08901-1248 Tel: 848-932-6764 louanne.greenwald@... www.zimmerli.rutgers.edu Inspired by the Zimmerli? Make a Gift Now!

Hello, everyone! For those of you who host K-12th grade school groups, we are on the hunt for a new field trip registration system. We currently use a combination of Microsoft Forms for our requests intake, an Excel spreadsheet to process the info, and Outlook to book rooms and educators. Not ideal. If you have a system that you’ve used in the past that you like (or even just didn’t hate), I’d love to hear about it! We’re hoping to launch a new system in time for fall registration, so all any ideas would be greatly appreciated. The biggest need is having a viewable calendar of which dates are still available for teachers to select from. If the system can combine our program options with room availability in this calendar, that would be amazing. All the other features are cherries on top ? Thank you for your recommendations! KATHRYN VENZOR she/her/hers Senior Director of Education & Visitor Engagement, CSU Spur 720-636-5186 cell CSUSpur.org Connect with us!

We’re thrilled to introduce the AAMG Awards for 2025 - a brand-new way to celebrate what makes our community so special: YOU! ? Applications due April 8 - more info on how to apply on our website: https://www.aamg-us.org/aamg-awards/

Hello Dear AAMG— I wonder if anyone has any recommendations for folks or services that do the work of clearing image copyright for commercial publication? LUAG is working on a catalog of 100 works from our collection in honor of our 100th birthday. The copyright status of these works varies, and we are looking for someone to do the legwork of making sure we are free and clear to publish and that the needs of any copyright holders are satisfied. Any and all leads would be greatly appreciated! Best, Mark Wonsidler Mark Wonsidler, MFA (he / him / his) Curator of Exhibitions & Collections Lehigh University Art Galleries 420 E. Packer Ave., Bethlehem, PA 18015 ph 610-758-4337 mdw6@... "We advance critical thinking, cultural understanding, and well-being for campus and community through transformative experiences with art." — LUAG Mission Statement, adopted 2019 Visit our website and follow us on social media @LUArtGalleries

Earth Day is coming soon, reminding us of the urgency needed to protect our planet. art2art offers several exhibitions focused on the environment. David Ellingsen's Life As We've Known It sheds light on endangered species. First Fleet highlights the explorers who would see Earth from space, a view that gave many a sense of the planet's vulnerability and a fervent desire to protect it. Our Ansel Adams exhibition showcases the work of an environmentalist who would inspire generations to conservation. DIGNITY speaks of the importance of protecting indigenous people who are directly affected by climate change and other environmental perils. Visit art2art.org for more information or email lindsay@... ?Life as We've Known It Through 30 elegant monochrome portraits of the planet’s other-than-human species, this exhibition evokes messages of contemplation, urgency and hope in response to the escalating biodiversity crisis. Canadian photographer David Ellingsen's images represent species facing a population decline.The inclusion of a few success stories communicates the importance of individual action. First Fleet: NASA's Space Program 1981-1986 The First Fleet project began more than 30 years ago with the launch of the first Space Shuttle Columbia in 1981. NASA granted artist John A. Chakeres permission to photograph operations at the Kennedy Space Center. Ansel Adams: Early Works Ansel Adams was a giant in the field of landscape photography. At 17, he joined the Sierra Club, uniting in a mission to save wild places. He became an important activist for several conservation groups and lobbied congress members on behalf of land preservation. DIGNITY: Tribes in Transition Environmental justice is especially critical to indigenous people, who are disproprtionately impacted by changes to ecosystems. Dana Gluckstein spent three decades in the Americas, Africa, Asia and the Pacific documenting indigenous communities. The resulting exhibition and book, DIGNITY, helped create a turning point for the Obama administration to adopt the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples – a historic milestone. The statement has empowered a worldwide movement of Indigenous Peoples to assert stewardship of the land, water and air.

Join us for this important AAMG webinar as we dive into the complexities of museum pay structures, salary transparency, and advocacy for fair compensation. Whether you're a museum professional, administrator, or emerging leader, this discussion will equip you with the knowledge and tools to navigate pay equity in the field. Virtual on April 15th, 2025 from 12:00 to 12:45pm EST Register Here: https://www.aamg-us.org/webinar/whats-the-fee/