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SEMC's SWIM Competition is Open!
Greetings, AAMG listserv- Please share this flyer and opportunity with applicable students and colleagues. I am delighted to say that the call for the Southeastern Museum Conference¡¯s annual S.W.I.M. competition is open! Here is a direct link for details and the application: https://www.semcdirect.net/student SEMC celebrates outstanding museum work by post-secondary students in the Southeast. Through the juried Spotlight on Student Work in Museums (S.W.I.M.) program, we recognize research, exhibitions, oral histories, web content, and public programs created by students working in museums across the region. Who Can Apply? Current students at any accredited college/university Recent grads (within one year of SEMC¡¯s 2025 meeting in October) Students involved in museum-based internships, practicums, or research in the SEMC region (Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia, Puerto Rico, and US Virgin Islands). Individuals and teams may apply. Group proposals must list all team members and designate a lead contact. Note: Theoretical coursework is ineligible¡ªprojects must be museum-applied. More information can be found on the web page above. The deadline is in August, but we want to catch students who are graduating this semester because they are eligible, too. You are welcome to contact me anytime with questions. -Katy Malone SEMC Council Member SEMC SWIM Co-Chair AAMG Tennessee State Representative Katy Malone (she/ her/ hers) Manager of Education & Community Engagement McClung Museum of Natural History & Culture University of Tennessee 1327 Circle Park Drive Knoxville, TN 37996 (865) 974-2416 The land upon which the University of Tennessee-Knoxville is built is part of the traditional territory of the Aniyunwiya peoples (now Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, Cherokee Nation, and United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians in Oklahoma), Tsoyah¨¢ peoples (Yuchi, Muscogee Nation), and Shawnee peoples (Absentee Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma, Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma, and the Shawnee Tribe).
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Good Morning: Non-partisan, The Garden: Thistle and Thorn is the perfect exhibition to mitigate unprecedented stress. Inspired by nature, the sensory packed artworks promote well-being and encourage mindfulness through an immersive environment that quiets the noise of our challenging times. In much the same way that a private enclosure or garden setting creates a sheltered contemplative respite, this uplifting exhibition offers a concrete and time proven alternative to the complexity of today¡¯s discordant, divisive, and digitally mediated experience. As new research confirms, people report higher levels of health and happiness if they spend a mere 120 minutes per week in a natural setting. So inspired, The Garden: Thistle and Thorn compels you to set aside your anxiety and to put down your phone. As such, The Garden: Thistle and Thorn is a calming oasis that can refresh your spirit and quite possibly renew your soul. Perceptually tactile and expressively verdant; elemental references to light, air, water, earth, and fire are embedded in the light filled and colorful interdisciplinary works by eight artists. During this time of heightened anxiety and uncertainty, The Garden: Thistle and Thorn offers a much-needed refuge and a heartening reprieve. Bookings are currently available with a New Reduced Booking Fee. Reach out with your interest and/or questions. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Reni Size of Exhibition: Approximately 250 running feet (walls) + open areas for suspended or pedestal works. Exhibition may be sized to suit your gallery specifications Number of Works: 20 wall mounted works (7 with multiple parts) / 1 floor installation / 1 suspended work (7 parts) / 1 installation variable (50 small parts) to be installed on pedestals, shelves or in cases. 1 optional vinyl installation on glass available upon request. * Pedestals, shelves, or cases provided by the venue. Pedestal bonnets preferred * Condition Report with detailed installation instructions travels with exhibition * Special installation hardware travels with exhibition * Catalog (1) travels with exhibition Additional Support Material 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), installation photos, onsite insurance with transit insurance to next venue, and a non-refundable fee of $2500 (NEW REDUCED) - paid at point of booking Transport: Packed in reusable museum quality boxes or crates Each venue to provide one-way insured shipping to the next venue * Free shipping estimates available through ¨C * Artisan, Inc / Contact Shlomo Ben-Yaacov: artisanshipping10@... / 917-613-0338 * TCI International / Contact India Crawford: india@... / 813-685-7399 * See prospectus for detailed box / crate information * Art Handler Preferred (may require a 53' cab / truck) / May ship FedEx Ground upon approval. * If shipped FedEx Ground using Shipper¡¯s FedEx Account # (Virginia ¨C California) +/- $1500 (6 days) * Cost and transit time will vary ¨C dependent upon distance Available on request: High Resolution Digital Image Files / Press Packet Gallery Talk / Panel presentation / workshops by artist(s) when funding permits Extra Catalog / Available at venue expense through https://www.blurb.com/b/10168542-the-garden Itinerary: Piedmont Art Museum, Martinsville, VA; Aug 7 ¨C Oct 10, 2020 (Pilot) Mattatuck Museum, Waterbury, CT: May 22 ¨C Aug 28, 2022 Ridderhof Martin Gallery, University of Mary Washington, Fredericksburg, VA; Sep 7 ¨C Oct 8, 2023 Lewis-Clark State College, Lewiston, ID; Jun 15 - Aug 31, 2025 Available Fall 2025 and beyond Please use the Dropbox link below for the complete prospectus. https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/667te4ga1mvzgprdprmfk/Prospectus-MAY-2020.pdf?rlkey=aas8uxpj9jkqln8oqb45ot6g5&st=ad0yfxvp&dl=0 Curator/Administrator: Wylie Contemporary, Inc / Reni Gower - renigowerwylieinc@... - (804) 357-544
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Radioactive collections storage
Hello all! I am the curator of the Earth and Mineral Sciences Museum & Art Gallery at Penn State. We are looking to rehouse our radioactive rock/ore/mineral specimens in appropriate lead shielded cabinets, and I was wondering if any of you also have radioactive collections. If so, how do you house them so that it is safe for people to be in the collection storage space?. Do you have specialized cabinets or individual boxes? Have you upgraded your RAD storage recently and if so, where did you source your supplies? Any help or advise you can provide would be fantastic! Thanks! Patti Wood Finkle Curator Earth and Minerals Sciences Museum & Art Gallery Penn State University She/Her/Hers
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Project Management in Museums
Dear Museum Professional, I am a Museum Studies B.A. student in my final semester at the University of Tampa. I am currently working on my capstone project, which will review and analyze the state of project management practices in museums in the U.S. I would appreciate your help with this research project by participating in the attached survey (link below). The survey is anonymous (unless you chose to share your contact information) but AAM requires that you identify your organization in Question 11. The survey is comprised of 11 questions and should take less than 5 minutes to complete. Thank you in advance. Survey link: https://s.surveyplanet.com/l0ptl431 Sincerely, Richard O¡¯Neill Department of Art and Design University of Tampa richard.oneill@...
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Job Posting - Director of Facilities Management, CSU Spur, Denver CO
Hello, all! Please share this opportunity with your networks. Thank you in advance! CSU Spur Director of Facilities Management Position posting: https://jobs.colostate.edu/postings/159920 The CSU Spur Campus is seeking a Director of Facilities Management to join the dynamic CSU Spur leadership team. The Director of Facilities Management (FM) works closely with various departments at CSU Spur to deliver smooth campus operations and a positive experience for visitors, students, tenants, and employees. The Spur Director of Facilities Management position is a unique opportunity for a positive, creative, and detail-oriented facilities professional to work with an integrated team to continue to advance the operations of this 3-year-old satellite campus of CSU. The Spur campus has a one-of-a-kind collection of amenities that include multiple types of laboratories, classrooms, a teaching kitchen, a food lab, a greenhouse, student living spaces, horse stables, a veterinary clinic, a flexible theater, and more. The Director of FM will manage the operations of these facilities, including managing external partnerships and tenants within the buildings, working closely with IT and other departments, ensuring best-in-class management for sustainability principles including energy and water savings and occupant health, and managing budgets and contracts to keep the Spur facilities running smoothly. The full consideration date for this position is May 5th. Thank you! KATHRYN VENZOR she/her/hers Senior Director of Education & Visitor Engagement, CSU Spur 720-636-5186 cell CSUSpur.org Connect with us!
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Hello AAMG, Please tell me about your gallery and museum study rooms! What are your essential supplies? Is there anything that works really well? Or not so well? What would be in your dream study room? We are hoping to make some upgrades to our collections viewing and study space, but aren't really sure where to begin. This would be a place for students and faculty to research objects and for us to hold small lectures and workshops. Thanks so much, Hannah Gallery Coordinator University of Pittsburgh
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Don¡¯t wait¡ªAAMG 2025 is coming up fast! ?? It¡¯s never too early to lock in your spot for our Albuquerque conference (June 24-27). Early planning = less stress + more fun! ? Secure your registration now and get ready for an unforgettable experience with your museum fam. Register for AAMG 2025 here: https://www.aamg-us.org/conference2025/
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**Please share with curators and academics¡ªideal for a faculty member on sabbatical or a curator seeking professional development. This Winter 2026 visiting professorship at Washington and Lee University offers the chance to teach a course and conduct original research on the W&L Art Museums¡¯ Stanley A. Kamen Collection of 19th¨C20th-century art and sculpture of the American West** --- The Department of Art and Art History and Museums at Washington and Lee University invites applications for a one-term visiting assistant professor of Art History, beginning January 1, 2026. This position entails a teaching load equivalent to three courses, including one undergraduate course, along with responsibilities for research and academic engagement during the Winter 2026 term (12 weeks). Candidates should be prepared to teach a course in Native American art of the Great Plains and conduct interpretive research on the W&L Art Museum & Galleries¡¯ Stanley A. Kamen Collection comprised of 19th and 20th-century art and sculpture depicting the American West. The scholar will examine the full scope of the Kamen Collection and produce a comprehensive report providing new insights and contextual understanding. In addition, the scholar will identify and involve student researchers, including members of the Native American Student Organization (NASO). Qualifications Candidates should hold an M.A. or Ph.D. and have demonstrated expertise in Native American art history, material culture, Indigenous studies, or related fields that speaks to the Kamen Collection. Application Instructions For full consideration, please apply by May 20, 2025. We will begin reviewing applications on that date and will continue to accept applications until the position is filled. Candidates should submit: A letter of application summarizing research and teaching interests and experience, scholarly pursuits, and demonstrating the ability to work with students with wide ranging perspectives and backgrounds. A CV Names and contact details of three professional references All materials should be submitted via Interfolio at http://apply.interfolio.com/166143. -- Isra El-beshir Director of Art Museum and Galleries Washington and Lee University (540) 458 - 8767 | ielbeshir@... | museums.wlu.edu 204 W. Washington St. Lexington, VA 24450 Stay Connected: Board Member, Association of Academic Museums and Galleries. To learn more, visit www.aamg-us.org W&L sits on the ancestral, traditional, and contemporary lands of the Yesa and their descendants, the Monacans. To learn more, visit native-land.ca
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Sharing a sample IMLS grant termination appeal letter
Dear listserv friends: Please see the sample letter pasted inline below that I submitted today using the guidelines provided by AAM in their April 11 Advocacy Alert email. It is critical that you submit your appeal within 30 days of receiving your termination letter from IMLS. Also, make sure to check your spam folder. I did not receive a termination notification via IMLS egms reach; rather, the letter was sent directly to my email address. Best wishes to you all! Sincerely, Craig ---------- Forwarded message --------- Subject: Request for review (i.e., appeal) of IGSM-255596-OMS-24 To: <ksonderling@...> Cc: <ogc@...> Craig Hadley Executive Director and Chief Curator Dennos Museum Center (DMC) at Northwestern Michigan College (NMC, ¡°the grantee¡±) 1701 East Front Street Traverse City, MI 49696 April 12, 2025 Mr. Keith Sonderling Acting Director Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS, ¡°the agency¡±) 955 L¡¯Enfant Plaza SW Suite #4000 Washington, DC 20024 To Acting Director Keith Sonderling: I am writing on behalf of the Dennos Museum Center (DMC) at Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) (i.e., ¡°the grantee¡±) in response to the IMLS Authorization for Termination of Grant(s) letter re: IGSM-255596-OMS-24 that I received on April 8, 2025 via email. Pursuant to the ¡°General Terms and Conditions for IMLS Discretionary Grant and Cooperative Agreement Awards Issued After December 21, 2020,¡± I am writing to formally request a termination/suspension review of IGSM-255596-OMS-24 under section ¡°30. Procedures for Requesting a Review of Suspension or Termination.¡± According to the procedure outlined on page 20 of the aforementioned policy: ¡°¡The request for review must contain a full statement of your position and the pertinent facts and reasons that support such a position.¡± A brief statement of the position and facts follows below: ¡¤ Whereas the DMC at NMC received notification of federal award IGSM-255596-OMS-24 in the amount of $15,760 on July 17, 2024; ¡¤ Whereas DMC at NMC expended the sum total of $13,693.49 to accomplish said objectives outlined in IGSM-255596-OMS-24 on or before December 20, 2024; ¡¤ Whereas DMC at NMC has closed and reported on all previous grant awards made by IMLS to the grantee and finds itself in good fiscal and reporting standing with the agency; ¡¤ Whereas DMC at NMC received the aforementioned termination letter dated April 8, 2025; Now therefore, the DMC at NMC respectfully requests a formal review of the termination/suspension of grant IGSM-255596-OMS-24 according to the terms and conditions outlined in the IMLS document entitled ¡°General Terms and Conditions for IMLS Discretionary Grant and Cooperative Agreement Awards Issued After December 21, 2020.¡± Thank you for your time. Please do not hesitate to contact me for additional information or with questions regarding this formal appeal letter. Sincerely, Craig Hadley Executive Director and Chief Curator cc: IMLS General Counsel (ogc@...)
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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/
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? AAMG Member of the Month: Kaila T. Schedeen, PhD ? Meet Dr. Kaila T. Schedeen, Exhibitions and Collections Manager at Art Galleries at Black Studies (AGBS), The University of Texas at Austin! Kaila is passionate about exhibition planning, student engagement, and ensuring university art spaces remain vibrant and accessible. She¡¯s recently gained hands-on knowledge of exhibition construction, dreams of being a Beyonc¨¦ backup dancer for a day, and balances her love for coffee and tea. She values AAMG¡¯s resources, like the Virtual Convening, to help navigate best practices in the field. Check out more about Kaila here: https://www.aamg-us.org/motm/april-2025-member-of-the-month/
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Hello, Attached you will find an exhibition prospectus and image for Painting the corners: On themes of time and space in American Baseball. I am a member of AAMG and respectfully request that this information be uploaded to the website. Thank you for your time and consideration. Best regards, Kristina -- Kristina Newhouse What the artist says Artist Estate and Legacy Planning kristina@... @kristina.newhouse @whattheartistsays C: 310-427-4754
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Visiting Curator - Wriston Art Galleries
Visiting Curator - Wriston Art Galleries, Lawrence University, Appleton, WI Lawrence University of Wisconsin, a selective undergraduate liberal arts college and conservatory of music, seeks a Visiting Curator of the Wriston Art Galleries. This position is full-time faculty appointment reporting to the Associate Provost with a two-year, renewable contract. The Visiting Curator will oversee a collection of around 6,000 objects, three interconnected gallery spaces totaling 2,500 square feet, the print study room, and an annual budget and endowed funds to support exhibitions, programming, and collections. The ideal candidate will curate and implement an engaging slate of exhibitions and programs each term and steward the collection to meet the evolving, interdisciplinary needs of our diverse community of students, instructors, and scholars. This person will be knowledgeable about ethics and best practices in museums and adhere to the American Alliance of Museum¡¯s Core Standards. They will also work closely with the Collections and Gallery Assistant and undergraduate interns and teach an introductory level museum studies course. The ability to collaborate, communicate, foster a culture of inclusivity and excellence, and advance Lawrence University¡¯s educational mission are also key qualities. Please see the ad on Lawrence University's Career Site for the full Position Description, Qualifications, and Application Instructions: https://lawrence.peopleadmin.com/postings/1927 The best consideration date will be May 15, 2025. Feel free to reach out to Hiring Manager Beth Zinsli at beth.a.zinsli@... with inquiries.
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Western Washington University's Western Gallery seeking new Director
Dear colleagues, Western Gallery at Western Washington University in Bellingham, WA is seeking a new Director. The Gallery is best known for its public sculpture collection, featuring works by Isamu Noguchi, Richard Serra, Nancy Holt, Donald Judd, Bruce Nauman, Alice Aycock, Do Ho Suh, Sara Sze, Fred Wilson, and many others. Details of the position and applications can be found at https://hr.wwu.edu/careers-staff?job=502102 Salary starts at $100,443. Application review begins April 28 and position is open until filled. Please consider applying, and share widely with your networks. Many thanks, Dr. Monique Kerman | She/her Professor, African Art History and Visual Culture Art and Art History Western Washington University 516 High Street, Bellingham WA 98225 | MS-9068 Monique.Kerman@... | 360-650-3804
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You're Invited: Two Free Webinars on Emergency Preparedness & Exhibition Conservation
Hi everyone, Apologies for the cross promotion. I wanted to share two free upcoming webinars hosted by Artwork Archive, created to support museum professionals, registrars, conservators, and collections teams in strengthening stewardship and exhibition practices. Emergency Preparedness: Preventive Care Strategies to Mitigate Risk and Protect Collections Thursday, April 17 at 11am PT / 2pm ET Join conservation expert Rebecca Kennedy, Founder of Curae Collections Care, to learn proactive strategies for mitigating risks and building resilience into your collection care plan. Register: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/2517422256798/WN_OuoHPykLS7uiVvtpMtXzJA The Conservator¡¯s Role in Exhibitions: Preservation, Preparation, and Presentation Thursday, May 15 at 11am PT / 2pm ET Led by Camille Myers Breeze, Founder of Museum Textile Services, this webinar will explore how conservators play a vital role in exhibition planning¡ªfrom concept to deinstallation. Camille will cover topics including condition assessments, preventative conservation, collaboration with curators and designers, environmental monitoring, and emergency preparedness. Register: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/9717441317571/WN_64Odi-2qTNOTqERDnAdShg Feel free to share with your teams or anyone working in collections, exhibitions, or conservation. All the best, Elysian -- Elysian McNiff Koglmeier (she/her) Head of Partnerships Artwork Archive https://www.artworkarchive.com Part Time Hours Online: Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays National Organization for Arts in Health (NOAH) Board Treasurer
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Opening for a two-year position at the Yale University Art Gallery's Education Department
Dear Colleagues, We are hiring a Manager of Student Engagement to lead the Gallery¡¯s renowned undergraduate Gallery Guide program and oversee extracurricular engagement with the collection and the museum. Please spread the word to qualified candidates and let them know that the application review will begin immediately and close on May 2. We are hoping for a mid-summer start date and no later than August 1. Here is the link to the posting on Yale¡¯s Careers website: https://sjobs.brassring.com/TGnewUI/Search/home/HomeWithPreLoad?partnerid=25053&siteid=5248&PageType=JobDetails&jobid=1596984. With thanks and best wishes, Liliana ________________________________________ Liliana Milkova, Ph.D., Department Head, Education Nolen Curator of Education and Academic Affairs Yale University Art Gallery 203.432.0941
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Collections Systems Administrator
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As we prepare to open a new building this October, we will be launching a new website and a suite of new digital experiences. This is an amazing opportunity and critical role for our team. Please share with anyone who might be interested! Collections Systems Administrator (Art Museum) in Princeton, New Jersey | Careers at Princeton University
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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 ¨C 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 ¨C 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 ¨C Nov 8, 2025 Phillips Museum of Art, Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, PA; Jan 20 ¨C 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 ¨C 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
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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)
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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
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