At the Museum – A documentary series on what it takes to run a modern art museum
Role: Brand Strategy, Creative Lead, Production Lead
Collaborators: Sean Yetter, Casey Swoyer, Nathan Lynch, Ben Effinger, Nick Nazmi, Natasha Giliberti
Year: 2017, 2018
Press: New York Times
At the Museum is a new documentary series from the Museum of Modern Art on YouTube. Subscribe for weekly episodes to see what it takes to run one of the world's largest modern and contemporary art museums.
Museum art handlers de-install Andy Warhol's "Soup Cans" in advance of the work's shipment to Paris.
Conservator Jessica Chasen cleans Yayoi Kusama’s "Accumulation 1."
Curatorial interns transport the Max Ernst exhibition model from Drawings & Prints Study Center to the Painting & Sculpture Study Center.
Curators Starr Figura and Anne Umland review the display of "Max Ernst’s 65 Maximiliana or the Illegal Practice of Astronomy" (1964) with frame shop foreman Peter Perez and assistant production manager Michele Arms.
Curators Anne Umland and Starr Figura consider pedestal heights for a number of Max Ernst sculptures.
Chief curator emerita Deborah Wye and curatorial assistant Sewon Kang use an empty frame to assess the light quality in the Marron Atrium ahead of the opening of "Louise Bourgeois: An Unfolding Portrait."
Art handlers install Louise Bourgeois' "Spider (Cell)" (1997) in the Marron Atrium, while Bourgeois' former assistant, Jerry Gorovoy, advises on the installation with curators Deborah Wye, Sewon Kang and exhibition designer Matthew Cox.
Conservator Ellen Davis condition checks Andy Warhol's "Soup Cans" in advance of the works shipment to Paris.
The New York Times featured "At the Museum" in their recommended Watching titles in print and online on 12/1/2017.