Our team of seasoned museum professionals integrates seamlessly with our client organizations, delivering unmatched expertise in global strategy and partnerships, and offering access to our vast international network of over 800 museums.

  • Drawing on decades of experience, our strategic consulting services empower museums to expand their global reach and impact. We bring together international teams to identify opportunities, design international outreach initiatives, and recommend high-value partnerships. Our expertise includes advising on new exhibition development, creating licensing and fundraising strategies, conducting sustainability assessments, and producing financial impact reports.

  • The Museum Box organizes and places traveling exhibitions for museums worldwide. As part of this service, we assess financial viability, determine fee structures, and design exhibition proposals. We manage the full placement process – prospecting and securing venues through our global network of 800+ museums, creating and negotiating tour contracts, budgeting, overseeing vendor bidding, and delivering projects on time and within budget.Our team brings deep experience across the U.S., Asia and Oceania, with particular expertise in navigating partnerships and professional practices in Japan, Korea, Taiwan and China.

  • We offer organizations the option to outsource part or all of their exhibition management. Our core team delivers expert support, and when needed, assembles specialized ad-hoc teams from our network of highly specialized contract professionals to meet specific project demands.  Through these services, museums gain access to skilled project managers, registrars, and other museum professionals. Our expertise also extends to managing loans as well as on-site and co-organized exhibitions.

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Louis Comfort Tiffany was an American decorative artist known for his work in stained glass. The two artists met at Sorolla’s Hispanic Society Museum & Library exhibition in 1909, but it would not be until 1911, when Sorolla returned for a
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Ted Orland shows Adams as a working artist in the pursuit of a picture. Orland was an assistant and printer for Adams, and went on to have his own artistic career. The candid portrait showcases Adams in his creative element, surrounded by nature, his
Ansel Adams was a photographer known for his images of the American landscape. His commitment to the natural world extended beyond his photography through his work as an environmental rights activist. In “The Tetons and the Snake River,”

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IMAGE CREDITS

Diego Rodríguez de Silva y Velázquez (Spanish, 1599-1660), Gaspar de Guzmán, Count-Duke of Olivares, ca. 1625-1626, Oil on canvas. Collection of The Hispanic Society of America, New York.