by Jennifer Eckman
6/14/2015
Registration , behind the scenes , exhibitions , travel
I am the Associate Registrar of Exhibitions at the Cincinnati Art Museum, and I have worked for the museum for 9 years. Within the scope of my responsibilities, I oversee the majority of temporary exhibitions each year, either in-house or traveling. In that, I negotiate loan agreements, exhibition contracts, and insurance; as well as coordinate crating and shipping arrangements, and work very closely with the Installation department to install and deinstall each show. But the fun part is when I get the chance to act as a courier for domestic and international loans, and that allows me to visit wonderful places all over the world like France, Japan, Norway and Spain.
Here’s a look at the life of a registrar…
Courier Trip to Paris, France visiting the Eiffel Tower.
Packing Shipping Crates.
The license to operate a Tape Gun.
Courier Trip with a local Norwegian traveling companion
Or most of the time working at my desk pushing paperwork and making lots and lots of files.
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