Stronger Together: Creating Exhibitions Through Museum Partnerships
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“Our museum is way overstaffed!” said no museum professional ever. With tight budgets and lean staff, how can cultural institutions produce robust, complex exhibitions? Museum partnerships offer opportunities to create stronger exhibitions than a single institution can alone produce. This session offers a case study of an exhibition co-organized by the Buffalo Bill Center of the West and Gilcrease Museum, and it also includes strategies gleaned from a variety of museum partnerships from across the country.
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Stronger Together: Creating Exhibitions Through Museum Partnerships
- 1. Stronger Together Creating Exhibitions Through Museum Partnerships Karen McWhorter Curator of Western American Art Buffalo Bill Center of the West Cody, Wyoming Laura Fry Senior Curator & Curator of American Art Gilcrease Museum Tulsa, Oklahoma
- 2. Albert Bierstadt: Witness to a Changing West Buffalo Bill Center of the West & Gilcrease Museum
- 5. C̓ ƏSNAʔƏM, THE CITY BEFORE THE CITY Museum of Anthropology, Musqueam First Nation and Museum of Vancouver
- 6. The Western: An Epic in Art and Film Denver Art Museum and Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
- 7. Under the Arctic: Digging into the Permafrost University of Alaska Fairbanks and Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI)
- 8. Natural Forces: Winslow Homer and Frederic Remington Denver Art Museum, Portland Museum of Art and Amon Carter Museum of American Art -
- 9. Richard Marquis: Keepers Museum of Glass and Wichita Art Museum
- 10. Warhol and the West Booth Museum, National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum and Tacoma Art Museum
- 11. Why Partner? “One is the loneliest number that you’ll ever do!”
- 13. Financial Benefit Why Partner? Eliminate the need to go panning for gold.
- 14. Collections, Expertise, Staff, Infrastructure Why Partner? Complementary Resources
- 15. Open Doors Why Partner? Access new communities, audiences, granting agencies, lenders, etc.
- 16. Gain Insights & Foster Relationships Why Partner?
- 17. Seeking Partners
- 21. Formalizing & Managing Partnerships Expectations Roles & Responsibilities
- 22. Formalizing & Managing Partnerships Expectations Roles & Responsibilities Budget & Cost-Sharing
- 23. Formalizing & Managing Partnerships Expectations Roles & Responsibilities Budget & Cost-Sharing Contingency Plan
- 28. Co-Produced Interpretation Film & Media
- 30. Partnerships: Benefits & Successes
- 31. Partnerships: Benefits & Successes Learn from your peers
- 32. Partnerships: Benefits & Successes Learn from your peers Widen Reach Increase Audience
- 33. Partnerships: Benefits & Successes Learn from your peers Widen Reach Increase Audience Share the financial burden
- 34. Partnerships: Benefits & Successes Draw on cumulative strength
- 35. Partnerships: Benefits & Successes Draw on cumulative strength Leverage dual name recognition
- 36. Partnerships: Benefits & Successes Draw on cumulative strength Leverage dual name recognition Build reputation + new connections
- 37. Partnerships: Benefits & Successes Collaboration + Debate = Better End Product
- 38. Partnerships: Benefits & Successes Collaboration + Debate = Better End Product Partnering begets partnering
- 40. Partnerships: Major Challenges Differences in processes
- 41. Partnerships: Major Challenges Differences in processes Bumps in the road
- 42. Partnerships: Major Challenges Differences in processes Bumps in the road Finances
- 43. Partnerships: Major Challenges Differences in processes Bumps in the road Finances Remote communication
- 44. Partnerships: Major Challenges Differences in processes Bumps in the road Finances Remote communication Differences in timelines
- 45. Partnerships: Major Challenges Differences in processes Bumps in the road Finances Remote communication Differences in timelines Lacking a model
- 47. Partnerships: Key Take-Aways Listening is critical
- 48. Partnerships: Key Take-Aways Listening is critical Aim for a flexible product
- 49. Partnerships: Key Take-Aways Listening is critical Aim for a flexible product Partnerships do not mean less work
- 50. Partnerships: Key Take-Aways Find a partner you trust
- 51. Partnerships: Key Take-Aways Find a partner you trust Compromise, adaptability, empathy
- 52. Stronger Together Karen McWhorter karenm@centerofthewest.org Buffalo Bill Center of the West, Cody, Wyoming Laura Fry laura-fry@utulsa.edu Gilcrease Museum, Tulsa, Oklahoma
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