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For a Gallery 96 project in the Fall of 2010.

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 Thank you to our VineArt 09 sponsors and supporters! 

The members of Gallery 96 would like to thank you all for your generous donations to VineArt 09. We are happy to announce that the evening was a great success.

Our patrons were excited to see such a wide variety of artwork, books and gift certificates featured in the silent auction. The food was warmly received as well. We hope that you took advantage of your free admission to VineArt ( if you donated artwork or merchandise) and enjoyed a festive evening of art, music, wine and great food.

Without your support, Gallery 96 would not be able to showcase the work of area artists and bring art and education to the community. In the coming year, Gallery 96 is working on a variety of projects, including: a wearable art show, informative workshops, and a "Collections" show.

Your contribution is helping us accomplish a lot - we couldn't do it without you. Our sincere thanks!

Erik Sansom - Gallery 96 President

There are many scenarios for curating an exhibition, each with its own appropriate timeline.  This guide is based on an exhibition that resulted from a number of workshops held by Gallery 96.  The artists were aware when they attended the workshops that their resulting work was eligible to be selected for an exhibition.  

In this document, the curator is assumed to be inexperienced.  The gallery would normally be responsible for many of the jobs listed here; however, frequently, an emerging curator must oversee all aspects of mounting an exhibition.