Artist Workshop Series | Exhibition Etiquette & Being Your Own Preparator

Preparing & polishing your portfolio is very important for you to become a professional artist; join Noah Thomas Miller for the last session
About this Event

Exhibition Etiquette & Being Your Own Preparator

What Noah has planned for this workshop:

Making the Art is only a third of being a professional Artist.

Representing, applying, and promoting yourself is another part. And the last part most people forget about is: documenting, presentation, and installation.

This workshop is to help prepare you to be your own preparator when you might not have one provided by a gallery or museum, or how to be the most well-equipped you can be when you show up to work with one. We’ll go over the checklist of what you should typically have when you show up, and all the information you should be communicating before you step through the door.

Having both a broad vision for a specific space before you walk in, but also having attention to the details once you’re there, will help your installation. And once you're through with the install, document everything as well & as much as you can.

What you should know about Noah:

Noah Thomas Miller is an interdisciplinary artist from Memphis, who works within film, painting, woodworking, or a combination of materials, to preserve memories and tell stories.

He attended Memphis College of Art, and have worked as an archivist, designer, and art director for museums in Tennessee. He has had multiple solo and group exhibitions between Memphis and Nashville, and exhibited a video installation on Time Square in New York City through the ZAZ10 Gallery. This past year he was a recipient of Arts Memphis' "Arts Assistance" award, and participated in Fiskars Artist in Residency this past spring in Finland. This year he’s shown work at Art by Design here in Memphis, the Other Art Fair in Chicago, and was a grantee of the Midwest Nice Art Grant.