Greeting museum visitors at the intersection of intellect and emotion.

Object Studio creates museum exhibitions that captivate and educate. By engaging visitors on both cognitive and emotional levels, we foster deeper connections with your exhibits, encouraging repeat visits and lasting impressions.

By creating immersive, narrative-driven environments, we enhance the educational value of an exhibition, ensuring that visitors leave with a greater understanding and appreciation of the subject matter.

We hold a deep respect for the intent of each artist. Our projects ensure that their work is presented authentically and thoughtfully. This respect for artistic integrity is buttressed by curatorial expertise to create a narrative that is both faithful to the original work and enriching for contemporary audiences.

Visitors should be able to engage with art on their own terms. Our exhibitions are designed to provide multiple entry points and interpretive layers, allowing visitors to explore and connect with the content in a way that is meaningful to them. This approach fosters personal connections and encourages a deeper, more individualized experience.

Finalizing title wall for Saints, Sinners, Lovers & Fools: 300 Years of Flemish Masterworks. HVLP painting of the exhibition title was used to lend authenticity to the goal of violating the artworks by placing them in an undeniably contemporary framework.

Falk, J. H., & Dierking, L. D. (2018). Learning from Museums: Visitor Experiences and the Making of Meaning. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield.

Jeffrey Gibson Carla Fernàndez Jim Howard Kent Monkman Senga Nengudi Simphiwe Ndzube Tom Wesselman August Sander Seydou Keïta Hans Memling Jan Gossaert Peter Paul Rubens Jacob Jordaens Anthony van Dyck Yang Shaobin Zhang Dali Elmgreen and Dragset Agustina Woodgate Glenn Ligon Jenny Saville Henri Matisse André Derain Albert Marquet Maurice de Vlaminck Raoul Dufy Georges Braque Kees van Dongen

Single Artist Exhibitions

Common Threads

Saints, Sinners, Lovers and Fools

Disruption (select list)

Matisse and Friends

RESEARCH AND COLLABORATION

Thorough research is conducted understand the historical and cultural contexts of the exhibits we design. Collaborating with curators, artists, and education experts, we ensure that every detail is accurate and meaningful.

DEVELOPING VISUAL NARRATIVE

Compelling narrative guide visitors through the exhibition, creating a seamless flow of information and emotion. By using storytelling techniques that resonate on a personal level, we make complex subjects accessible and engaging.

EMOTION IS THE ROOT

Balancing artifacts, multimedia displays, and interactive components, we evoke emotions and guide visitors through a journey that is both stimulating and resonant. This approach enhances visitor engagement and retention of information, ensuring that the emotional arc of the exhibit resonates deeply, leaving a lasting impression.