This video features some behind-the-scenes footage of the work that is being done in preparation for the Art Speaks installation, Ordinary to Extraordinary. Patricia Goodrich, guest curator, shares information about the background of the project. The installation opens December 14th!
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Astrid Bowlby Deinstalls Her Work, SNAG
Astrid Bowlby deinstalling her work, SNAG, January 10, 2011. Photo courtesy of Education Department, James A. Michener Art Museum.
Today, artist Astrid Bowlby is here deinstalling her work, SNAG, from our Putman-Smith Galleries. She has brought a small crew of helpers to assist her in taking her work down. Each piece of this work must be individually wrapped for safe transport. In addition, our Exhibitions Registrar, will be helping her transport the materials back to her studio.
Along with carefully packing all the components, it was also necessary to photograph many detail shots of this work before it came down. These photos are particularly useful if the work is installed in a different gallery space. Often contemporary artists are part of the installation and deinstallation process in museums and galleries. In the event that they are not available, museum installers and curators must use the photographs as a reference. Read More »