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Images, CV, statement, cover note and price list: the pack galleries ask for, with file specs and a ready checklist
A gallery submission pack is a fixed set of files: images with captions, artist statement, short bio, CV, cover note and a price or inventory list. This guide covers what each piece does, common file specs from CAA and CaFÉ norms, how to assemble email and portal bundles, and where approach etiquette belongs instead.
Select, sequence and format an artist portfolio for galleries, residencies and open calls: PDF, website and file specs
An artist portfolio is a curated set of works with a fixed review order, captions and supporting documents. This guide covers selection, sequencing, PDF versus website, image specifications from CaFÉ and CAA norms, edge cases for installation and time-based work, cost bands, and when to hire help.
Soft packs, HTS travel frames, plywood crates, foam specs, sensors and when to commission a professional crate shop
An art shipping crate is a designed system: travel frame or soft pack, foam that floats the work, a rigid shell, and often climate barriers plus shock sensors. This guide covers crate types, build specs, materials, kit contents, costs and when to commission a maker rather than improvising plywood.
Named West, Central and southern African traditions in museum collections, from Nok terracotta to Benin brass and Kongo power figures.
African art in museum speech covers thousands of years and many peoples across distinct regions. This historical survey names Benin, Yoruba, Kongo, Dogon and related court and community arts with museum examples, and tracks how colonial collecting shaped what European and American viewers met first.
Pixels, code, screens and files: how born-digital work is made, stored, shown and kept alive in museums
Digital art is visual art whose making or presentation depends on digital technology: raster and vector files, software, screens, projection, or custom code. This page covers tools, file types, display hardware, born-digital versus digitised work, and how conservators preserve software-based pieces, with Paik, Schwartz and teamLab as case studies.
How painters turned lily, rose, columbine and sunflower into meaning, with named museum works from van Eyck to O’Keeffe.
Flower symbolism painting is a dated convention: species, count, vessel and scene type, checked against a source. Lily, rose, columbine and sunflower are read in named museum works from van Eyck’s Annunciation to O’Keeffe’s jimson weed, without a florist chart, a vanitas dump, or a shopping list.
