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Whether you are looking for examples of good practice or new ideas, we hope our ever-growing bank of case studies will inspire you. They include practical tips on organising, touring and hosting exhibitions, as well as new models for developing and funding exhibitions.
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Exhibition: Artist Rooms programme Author: Phoebe Roberts, Acquisitions and Programme Assistant, ARTIST ROOMS, Tate www.artfund.org/what-to-see artist-rooms In 2008 Anthony d’Offay gave his outstanding collection of post-war and contemporary art jointly to the National Galleries of…
Exhibition: Roman Empire: Power & People Venue: Bristol Museum & Art Gallery Author: Gail Boyle, Senior Curator of Archaeology, Bristol Museums, Galleries & Archives www.bristolmuseums.org.uk This visually stunning exhibition was designed and delivered by Bristol Museum…
Exhibition: The Mold Gold Cape Venue: British Museum Author: Maria Bojanowska, Head of National Programmes, British Museum www.britishmuseum.org This summer saw one of the British Museum’s (BM) prize objects make a short tour of Wales, stopping…
O’Molemo Thamae was a member of the Sub Sahara Advisory Panel that collaborated with Amgueddfa Cymru to develop the ‘Reframing Picton‘ exhibition at the National Museum Cardiff. In this case study he…
In this case study presentation, Ashleigh Hibbins speaks about ‘Unicorn‘, the debut exhibition at Perth Museum. The exhibition explores the story of the unicorn’s enduring presence throughout history and its role as…
Exhibition: Bud to Bloom Venue: Crafts Council and Forty Hall, Enfield Programme Manager at Forty reported that she had Author: Nicola Farrington, Touring Exhibitions and Loans Manager www.craftscouncil.org.uk www.fortyhallestate.co.uk The Crafts Council often produces exhibitions in…
About Craftspace Craftspace is a charity creating opportunities to see, make and be curious about exceptional contemporary craft. Based in Birmingham we work collaboratively regionally, nationally and internationally. For over thirty years we have…
Exhibition: Design Icons: Through the 1960s, 70s and 80s Venue: Epping Forest District Museum Author: Vanessa Meade, Touring Exhibitions Officer, Epping Forest District and Lowewood Museums www.eppingforestdc.gov.uk/museum Epping Forest District Museum is currently producing a series…
Hybrid Futures is a multi-part collaboration focusing on climate, sustainability, collaborative learning and co-production. From 2022 to 2024 Castlefield Gallery Manchester, Grundy Art Gallery Blackpool, Touchstones Rochdale, University of Salford Art Collection and…
Exhibition: Next of Kin Venue: National Museums Scotland Author: Jo Sohn-Rethel, Next of Kin Project Coordinator, National Museums Scotland www.nms.ac.uk/connections/our-national-work/next-of-kin/ The Next of Kin project is a partnership between National Museums Scotland (NMS) and local museums…
Why the International Slavery Museum (ISM) and Journey to Justice (JtoJ) ISM highlights the international importance of enslavement and slavery, both in a historic and modern context. Working in partnership with other organisations…
‘Resonance’ toured seven Staffordshire museums during 2015 and 2016 as part of the county’s commemorations for the Great War centenary. Organised by Staffordshire Museum Service on behalf of the Staffordshire Museums Strategic…
Scarborough Museums Trust Scarborough Museums Trust manages two key venues, the Rotunda Museum (predominantly focussing on geology), and Scarborough Art Gallery. The first floor of the Art Gallery is used as a temporary…
Short Circuit is an ambitious international touring group show devised by British Independent Curator, Aly Grimes, and consists of nine new media artists and collectives in an attempt to re-assess the archetypal…
Exhibition Background As custodians of Judith Kerr’s archive we continually receive a large number of requests for loans of Judith’s artwork. Having been exhibited twice at Seven Stories and toured the UK for…
Introduction Sonja Kielty gives an example of successful partnership working between Bradford Museums and Galleries, New Walk Museum and Art Gallery, Leicester and the Royal Collection Trust, in a recent exhibition of Prince…
Venue: The Civic, Barnsley, 20-21 Visual Arts Centre, Scunthorpe, The Point, Doncaster Author: David Sinclair, Exhibitions Curator www.barnsleycivic.co.uk Involvement in the Showstoppers project has been an invaluable learning curve professionally and personally. At the…
THE HERDS is a public art and climate action on an unprecedented scale. Herds of life-size puppet animals created in renewable and recyclable materials are journeying 12,000 miles through Africa and Europe,…
Topic: An outdoor exhibition using facsimiles to engage audiences outside of the gallery Organisation: The National Gallery, London Exhibition: Art On Your Doorstep, across the UK from 2025 onwards Tour venues: Bethesda Gardens, Stoke-on-Trent City…
Topic: Collaboration and Partnership Exhibitions Organisation: National Gallery, London Exhibition: National Treasures, 10 May 2024- 10 September 2024 at the National Gallery, London Tour venues: Ashmolean Museum (Oxford), Brighton Museum and Art Gallery, Bristol Museum…