Professional Documents
Culture Documents
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CAMILLA LØW / BLACK METAL / 2001 / STEEL, ENAMEL
SPRAYPAINT / 120 X 120 X 0.1 CM
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APT Curatorial & Art Institutions
APT CURATORIAL values and supports the vital role art centers, museums, and
universities play as partners in showing emerging and mid-career artists in
their region. The following institutions have recently borrowed artworks from
the APT Collection —
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LIAM GILLICK / BRAZIL KALMAR TEXT / 2006 /
WATER CUT POWDER COATED ALUMINUM / 200 X 100 X 0.5 CM
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Individual Artwork Loans
LOAN AGREEMENT — A loan agreement must be signed by the Lendor (APT) and
Lendee (borrowing institution) that stipulates all artwork requested, proposed
dates, locations of exhibition, insurance information, as well as specifications for
transportation (including pick-up and delivery) and installation. Please include
information about the proposed exhibition, including a curatorial statement,
press release, or general overview.
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APT also reserves the right to place restrictions on the loan of certain objects,
which the artist or APT have determined should not be subject to travel or
exhibition.
CONDITION REPORTS — APT will produce a condition report prior to the release
of and immediately upon the return of each borrowed artwork. It is highly
suggested that the borrowing institution complete a condition report when the
artwork enters and leaves the institution’s possession to assist APT in monitoring
the condition of each of our artworks.
VIDEO LENDING LIBRARY — Our holdings in new media represent almost 15%
of the APT Collection. The Video Lending Library is a media-based offering
that provides museum curators and art organizations with an extensive
selection of videos and video-based installations for their exhibition
programming. The APT Video Library will soon be available for viewing on
site in our New York offices.
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SHAHRYAR NASHAT / REGULATING LINE / 2005 /
DIGITAL VIDEO / 00:03:40
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Curated Exhibitions & Exhibition
Planning Services
alternative to our existing exhibitions. This service offers the benefit of the APT
Collection, with the added dimension of a customizable experience.
Institutions are invited to contact APT Curatorial to discuss the parameters
of a new project. You will receive a proposal with the details of an APT Curator
from our international network of professionals that we believe best suits the
needs of your exhibition, as well as an estimate. Our APT curator will then
begin work on a thematic exhibition within the institution’s considerations—
including budget, venue space, and location. The fees for our services include
a curatorial statement (may serve as wall text), wall labels, and an artwork
checklist.
The fee for curated exhibitions and exhibition planning services starts at
$4,500 USD per exhibition.
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VALESKA SOARES / UNTITLED (FROM PICTURING PARADISE) /
2001 / COLOR PHOTOGRAPH / 76.2 X 101.6 CM
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About APT
APT is the first investment program created specifically to provide emerging and
mid-career artists with a long-term financial planning opportunity through the
collective contribution of their artworks into funds. APT consists of eight indi-
vidual trusts developed around major art centers (New York, London, Beijing,
Berlin, Los Angeles, Mexico City, Mumbai and Dubai). Comprised of up to 250
artists each, every APT is defined by an accomplished group of art professionals
with an expertise in contemporary art—selecting each artist based on the quality
of their work, their career growth potential, and their participation in the contem-
porary art scene. These artists work closely with our APT Directors to build a pro-
prietary collection of their artworks within the framework of the APT Collection.
You may read further about the APT model, view newly added artworks from
our collection, and find available touring exhibitions at www.aptglobal.org. Artist
profiles, articles, and events will guide your research and exhibition planning.
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curatorial@aptglobal.org
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