It’s been a big week here at the NGA as we’ve busily been installing Frank Stella: The Kenneth Tyler Print Collection.
Just like in the print workshop, it takes the hands of many experts behind the scenes to create the final product. The exhibition has been months in the making, and with the support of staff from all across the gallery – including exhibition designers, installers, conservators, framers and many many more – we are ready to unveil the exhibition tomorrow. For now, here’s a sneak peek behind the scenes:
Exhibition curator Jane Kinsman inspects the installation of ‘Black Series I’, inspired by Kazimir Malevich’s ‘The Last Futurist Exhibition of Paintings 0,10’ 1915
The install team measure up before installing the ‘V’ series
Midway through installing the ‘Eccentric polygons’ series
The paper conservation team prepare works from the ‘Circuits’series
Hanging works from the ‘Swan engravings’ series
Moving ‘Juam’ into place
It’s all hands on deck to install ‘The fountain.’
Frank Stella: The Kenneth Tyler Print Collection is on display at the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra from 19 November 2016. Exhibition site: nga.gov.au/Stella
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Great. Mum would have been pleased to see the collection is being seen.
Cathy For Pat Gilmour
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It’s a erie feeling to see all those people handling those prints. Looks like a beautiful space.