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Museum art handling, by someone who worked in museums

Loan transport, exhibition install and de-install, crate building, and condition reporting that meets your registrar’s standards — because I spent twenty years working to them.

We already speak your registrar’s language

Facility reports, loan agreements, courier requirements, condition report formats, crate specifications — none of it needs explaining. I managed twelve to twenty exhibitions a year in a museum setting, and my team includes a decade of registrar experience.

For regional institutions without a large preparator staff, we function as the install crew and the art handler you would otherwise have to fly in.

Incoming and outgoing loan transport
Courier-accompanied shipments
Exhibition install, de-install, and changeover crews
Crate building to loan specification
Condition reporting to your report format
Collection moves, storage reorganizations, and inventory projects

Regional institutions, regional cost

Bringing a crew from the coasts is what most Intermountain institutions have had to do. Being based in Boise means the same standard of handling without the travel line item.

Questions we get asked

Can you work to our loan and condition report requirements?

Yes. We work to the lender’s paperwork, condition report format, crate specification, and courier requirements as written, and we can supply our own documentation where you need it.

Do you provide install crews for traveling exhibitions?

Yes — de-install, crate, transport, and install, with the same crew across the whole cycle where the schedule allows.

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Tell us about the work.

Send the details and we will come back with a written, itemized estimate — usually within a day.

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