Exhibition Planning & Curation

We have worked with clients to plan exhibits from A to Z, and have also curated exhibits for clients who need to augment their own curatorial staff. 

Whether a large museum or a private collector, you can look to us for for high-quality and imaginative exhibit plans, as well as firsthand experience working with exhibit designers and fabricators.

Back to overview of Our Services

Examples of Our Work

Picture
Ship environment, telling stories of Franklin's 'maritime observations'
We curated and planned the 8,000-square-foot traveling exhibition "Benjamin Franklin: In Search of a Better World."  In collaboration with exhibit and media designers and other firms, we implemented and traveled the exhibition to five U.S. venues and to Paris.  View project page

Picture
Scale model of the Franklin Museum exhibit
We are curating the permanent exhibition for the forthcoming Benjamin Franklin Museum at Franklin Court.  In collaboration with exhibit and media designers, we are planning and implementing all aspects of the new Museum.  View project page
We curated the onboard exhibition for the Civil War Road Show - "Transformations: Pennsylvanians and the Civil War."  In an expandable tractor-trailer, the exhibit will visit all 67 counties in the state during the 150th anniversary of the War.  We provided all of the content for both the physical and interactive exhibits, and coordinated the work of all the subcontractors on the project.  View project page
It now looks as though the show -- Benjamin Franklin: In Search of a Better World...will draw about 200,000 visitors...There has been nothing like it in memory.  No history exhibition in Philadelphia has even come close to those numbers.
-- Philadelphia Inquirer
Picture
Elizabeth Cady Stanton's great-great-granddaughter at the Vision 2020 opening
We curated the temporary exhibition "From the Absence of Many to the Presence of All...The Unifinished Business of Women's Equality," for Vision 2020, a national women's equality and leadership initiative.  View project page

Picture
Design of the Civil War Road Show tractor-trailer

Exhibition List

  • Benjamin Franklin Museum, Independence National Historical Park, Philadelphia
  • "Transformations: Pennsylvanians and the Civil War" (Civil War Road Show), Pennsylvania Heritage Society, Harrisburg
  • "From the Absence of Many to the Presence of All...The Unfinished Business of Women's Equality," Vision 2020, Drexel University College of Medicine - Institute for Women's Health and Leadership, Philadelphia
  • "Benjamin Franklin: In Search of a Better World," Benjamin Franklin Tercentenary, Philadelphia
  • Liberty Bell Pavilion, Independence National Historical Park, Philadelphia
  • National Constitution Center, Philadelphia
  • "Two Hundred Years of Caring: The Lancaster County Almshouse and Hospital," Lancaster County Historical Society, Lancaster, PA
  • "The Philadelphia Ten: A Women's Artist Group, 1917 - 1945," Moore College of Art & Design, Philadelphia
  • "Art, Industry, and Women's Education in Philadelphia," Moore College of Art & Design, Philadelphia
  • "Philadelphia's Cultural Landscape: The Sartain Family Legacy," Moore College of Art & Design, Philadelphia
  • "Classical Savannah: Fine and Decorative Arts in Savannah, 1800 - 1840," Telfair Museum of Art, Savannah
  • "Household Furnishings in Savannah, 1820 - 1860," Historic Savannah Foundation, Savannah
  • "Green Horizons: Women, Gardening and Talbot County," Talbot County Historical Society, Easton, MD
  • Scarbrough House, Historic Savannah, Savannah
  • "Stepping Out: A Century and a Half of American Women Artists"
  • MGA Partners, Architects, Philadelphia
  • "'Rather Elegant than Showy': Boston Furniture in the Age of Neo-Classicism"
  • Atwater Kent Museum, Philadelphia
  • "Wooton Patent Desks: A Place for Everything and Everything in its Place"
  • "Innovative Furniture in America"
  • "Philadelphia: Three Centuries of American Art"
  • "Technological Innovation and the Decorative Arts"
  • "American Art at Harvard"
  • "The Tribal Art of the Congo"
Back to Home
Contact Us