by artpronet | Mar 11, 2021
Click Here to Read the Edition In this edition of the APN Wire:Well, this week has to be one of the least popular anniversaries of all time… one year since we have been quarantined. It has been a crazy year of sadness and strife. Our...
by artpronet | Mar 1, 2021
This episode is inspired by a question I found on a listserve this week…”How do you deal with the anxiety and stress that comes from handing valuable collections?” I have thought a lot about this including the core priorities we need to focus on...
by artpronet | Feb 25, 2021
Click Here to Read this Edition In this edition of the APN Wire: It’s been a wild couple of weeks for many of us and I hope this finds you warm and well. A big virtual hello to all of you art pros that have ties to Texas, and I hope your...
by artpronet | Feb 15, 2021
Materials Planning Planning for collections care can be confusing and complicated. You have to balance the object’s needs alongside many other factors…budget, time, and staffing to name a few. Not to mention the regular changes in the...
by artpronet | Feb 11, 2021
Click Here to Read this Edition “Teardrop” portraits by Fulton Leroy Washington (known as Mr. Wash), foreground, and work by Mario Ayala, left, at the Hammer Museum’s “Made in L.A. 2020” biennial, which has not opened to the public. Washington depicts figures he met...
