Exhibition Catalogue -

A significant portion of a catalogue's budget is now allocated to graphic design. The catalogue is now viewed as the final "room" of the exhibition.

| Section | Page | |---------|------| | Foreword / Director’s Letter | 4 | | Curatorial Essay | 6 | | Plates (works in exhibition) | 12 | | Artist Interview / Conversation | 28 | | Chronology / Biography | 34 | | List of Works | 40 | | Acknowledgments | 42 |

The exhibition catalogue is not static. The future is hybrid.

  • Gallery of Works

  • Artist Profiles

  • Catalogue Essays

  • Search & Filters

  • Interactive Floorplan

  • Visitor Info & Events

  • Multimedia

  • Downloads & Print

  • E-commerce & Donations

  • Metadata & Citation

  • Accessibility & Localization

  • Admin CMS

  • Analytics

    • Do not put the title of the artwork on the same page as the image. Place it on the facing page (verso) or in a bottom margin. This forces the reader to engage with the art first, then the label. EXHIBITION CATALOGUE

    A comprehensive CV and list of previous publications help place the current exhibition into the artist's developmental trajectory.

    High-resolution images are non-negotiable. Bad reproduction kills a catalogue. Each plate should be color-corrected to match the original artwork as closely as possible. Increasingly, catalogues are using "tipped-in plates" (photographs actually glued onto a thicker page) for luxury editions.