So far Vastari has established successful connections running until 2020 for exhibition loans between Netherlands and Brazil, Poland and the UK,
China and Italy with the USA to name but a few.
These successful connections have been the basis for the development of
a new platform called Vastari Travelling Exhibition Network or VTEN.
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....Curators registered on Vastari can now obtain access to almost one
million pieces of art from around the world held by a wide variety of
collectors. Likewise, collectors can connect with over 250 museum
professionals including five of the top ten museums globally. So far
Vastari has established successful connections running until 2020 for
exhibition loans between Netherlands and Brazil, Poland and the UK,
China and Italy with the USA to name but a few. These successful
connections have been the basis for the development of a new platform
called Vastari Travelling Exhibition Network or VTEN.
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LONDON.- Only four
months after their pitch wooed investors at the Microsoft Ventures demo
day, Vastari continues to impress both the art and tech world with their
success, having created an online exhibition connection platform to
facilitate the interaction between private collectors and museum
curators for the temporary exhibition of leading works of art.
Curators registered on Vastari can now obtain access to almost one
million pieces of art from around the world held by a wide variety of
collectors. Likewise, collectors can connect with over 250 museum
professionals including five of the top ten museums globally. So far
Vastari has established successful connections running until 2020 for
exhibition loans between Netherlands and Brazil, Poland and the UK,
China and Italy with the USA to name but a few. These successful
connections have been the basis for the development of a new platform
called Vastari Travelling Exhibition Network or VTEN.
“As we built our relationship with museums, we found out that many times
due to budget constraints and a lack of resources, museums are unable
to curate their own exhibitions and instead look for ‘ready-made’
exhibitions for their venues” says Bernadine Brocker, CEO of Vastari.
“We quickly came to realise that there was a real need globally for
institutions to share their exhibitions with each other in a timely and
efficient format”.
Vastari also discovered that there is a high demand from collectors to
present their whole collections as an exhibition rather than on a
piece-by-piece basis. As a result VTEN will allow collectors to showcase
their collections as a whole and pose them to museum curators as an
exhibition.
After six months of research, Vastari is ready to present the first
version of VTEN at the ICEE conference in Helsinki this month and at the
Museumvereniging Conference in The Netherlands in October. Although
Vastari will officially launch the platform in early 2015, it has
already signed up several leading institutions as subscribers to the
system who are eager to begin using it. Charles A. Shepard III,
executive director of the Fort Wayne Museum of Art in Indiana notes,
“Vastari’s introduction of TEN, which facilitates the exchange of
travelling exhibitions, empowers an exponentially higher degree of
institutional connectivity than that of any museum attempting to secure
or share exhibitions on their own. No curator’s rolodex can begin to
compete with the resources offered by TEN”.
Those interested in VTEN who would like to be involved in its first
version before its official launch in 2015, should visit
ten.vastari.com. Collectors who believe their collection could be
exhibited as a whole exhibition should register on Vastari.com and
contact their personal advisor from the Vastari team.
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LONDON.- Only four
months after their pitch wooed investors at the Microsoft Ventures demo
day, Vastari continues to impress both the art and tech world with their
success, having created an online exhibition connection platform to
facilitate the interaction between private collectors and museum
curators for the temporary exhibition of leading works of art.
Curators registered on Vastari can now obtain access to almost one
million pieces of art from around the world held by a wide variety of
collectors. Likewise, collectors can connect with over 250 museum
professionals including five of the top ten museums globally. So far
Vastari has established successful connections running until 2020 for
exhibition loans between Netherlands and Brazil, Poland and the UK,
China and Italy with the USA to name but a few. These successful
connections have been the basis for the development of a new platform
called Vastari Travelling Exhibition Network or VTEN.
“As we built our relationship with museums, we found out that many times
due to budget constraints and a lack of resources, museums are unable
to curate their own exhibitions and instead look for ‘ready-made’
exhibitions for their venues” says Bernadine Brocker, CEO of Vastari.
“We quickly came to realise that there was a real need globally for
institutions to share their exhibitions with each other in a timely and
efficient format”.
Vastari also discovered that there is a high demand from collectors to
present their whole collections as an exhibition rather than on a
piece-by-piece basis. As a result VTEN will allow collectors to showcase
their collections as a whole and pose them to museum curators as an
exhibition.
After six months of research, Vastari is ready to present the first
version of VTEN at the ICEE conference in Helsinki this month and at the
Museumvereniging Conference in The Netherlands in October. Although
Vastari will officially launch the platform in early 2015, it has
already signed up several leading institutions as subscribers to the
system who are eager to begin using it. Charles A. Shepard III,
executive director of the Fort Wayne Museum of Art in Indiana notes,
“Vastari’s introduction of TEN, which facilitates the exchange of
travelling exhibitions, empowers an exponentially higher degree of
institutional connectivity than that of any museum attempting to secure
or share exhibitions on their own. No curator’s rolodex can begin to
compete with the resources offered by TEN”.
Those interested in VTEN who would like to be involved in its first
version before its official launch in 2015, should visit
ten.vastari.com. Collectors who believe their collection could be
exhibited as a whole exhibition should register on Vastari.com and
contact their personal advisor from the Vastari team.
More Information: http://artdaily.com/news/73037/VTEN--Vastari-launches-travelling-exhibition-network-that-connects-curators-and-collectors#.VCL2FVes-_I[/url]
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VTEN: Vastari launches
travelling exhibition network for international museum collaboration
Curators registered on Vastari can now obtain access to almost one
million pieces of art from around the world held by a wide variety of
collectors.
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LONDON.- Only four months after their pitch wooed investors at the
Microsoft Ventures demo day, Vastari continues to impress both the art
and tech world with their success, having created an online exhibition
connection platform to facilitate the interaction between private
collectors and museum curators for the temporary exhibition of leading
works of art.
Curators registered on Vastari can now obtain access to almost one
million pieces of art from around the world held by a wide variety of
collectors. Likewise, collectors can connect with over 250 museum
professionals including five of the top ten museums globally. So far
Vastari has established successful connections running until 2020 for
exhibition loans between Netherlands and Brazil, Poland and the UK,
China and Italy with the USA to name but a few. These successful
connections have been the basis for the development of a new platform
called Vastari Travelling Exhibition Network or VTEN.
“As we built our relationship with museums, we found out that many times
due to budget constraints and a lack of resources, museums are unable
to curate their own exhibitions and instead look for ‘ready-made’
exhibitions for their venues” says Bernadine Brocker, CEO of Vastari.
“We quickly came to realise that there was a real need globally for
institutions to share their exhibitions with each other in a timely and
efficient format”.
Vastari also discovered that there is a high demand from collectors to
present their whole collections as an exhibition rather than on a
piece-by-piece basis. As a result VTEN will allow collectors to showcase
their collections as a whole and pose them to museum curators as an
exhibition.
After six months of research, Vastari is ready to present the first
version of VTEN at the ICEE conference in Helsinki this month and at the
Museumvereniging Conference in The Netherlands in October. Although
Vastari will officially launch the platform in early 2015, it has
already signed up several leading institutions as subscribers to the
system who are eager to begin using it. Charles A. Shepard III,
executive director of the Fort Wayne Museum of Art in Indiana notes,
“Vastari’s introduction of TEN, which facilitates the exchange of
travelling exhibitions, empowers an exponentially higher degree of
institutional connectivity than that of any museum attempting to secure
or share exhibitions on their own. No curator’s rolodex can begin to
compete with the resources offered by TEN”.
Those interested in VTEN who would like to be involved in its first
version before its official launch in 2015, should visit
ten.vastari.com. Collectors who believe their collection could be
exhibited as a whole exhibition should register on Vastari.com and
contact their personal advisor from the Vastari team.
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VTEN: Vastari launches
travelling exhibition network for international museum collaboration
Curators registered on Vastari can now obtain access to almost one
million pieces of art from around the world held by a wide variety of
collectors.
Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on email Share on print Share
on gmail More Sharing Services 24
LONDON.- Only four months after their pitch wooed investors at the
Microsoft Ventures demo day, Vastari continues to impress both the art
and tech world with their success, having created an online exhibition
connection platform to facilitate the interaction between private
collectors and museum curators for the temporary exhibition of leading
works of art.
Curators registered on Vastari can now obtain access to almost one
million pieces of art from around the world held by a wide variety of
collectors. Likewise, collectors can connect with over 250 museum
professionals including five of the top ten museums globally. So far
Vastari has established successful connections running until 2020 for
exhibition loans between Netherlands and Brazil, Poland and the UK,
China and Italy with the USA to name but a few. These successful
connections have been the basis for the development of a new platform
called Vastari Travelling Exhibition Network or VTEN.
“As we built our relationship with museums, we found out that many times
due to budget constraints and a lack of resources, museums are unable
to curate their own exhibitions and instead look for ‘ready-made’
exhibitions for their venues” says Bernadine Brocker, CEO of Vastari.
“We quickly came to realise that there was a real need globally for
institutions to share their exhibitions with each other in a timely and
efficient format”.
Vastari also discovered that there is a high demand from collectors to
present their whole collections as an exhibition rather than on a
piece-by-piece basis. As a result VTEN will allow collectors to showcase
their collections as a whole and pose them to museum curators as an
exhibition.
After six months of research, Vastari is ready to present the first
version of VTEN at the ICEE conference in Helsinki this month and at the
Museumvereniging Conference in The Netherlands in October. Although
Vastari will officially launch the platform in early 2015, it has
already signed up several leading institutions as subscribers to the
system who are eager to begin using it. Charles A. Shepard III,
executive director of the Fort Wayne Museum of Art in Indiana notes,
“Vastari’s introduction of TEN, which facilitates the exchange of
travelling exhibitions, empowers an exponentially higher degree of
institutional connectivity than that of any museum attempting to secure
or share exhibitions on their own. No curator’s rolodex can begin to
compete with the resources offered by TEN”.
Those interested in VTEN who would like to be involved in its first
version before its official launch in 2015, should visit
ten.vastari.com. Collectors who believe their collection could be
exhibited as a whole exhibition should register on Vastari.com and
contact their personal advisor from the Vastari team.
More Information: http://artdaily.com/news/73037/VTEN--Vastari-launches-travelling-exhibition-network-that-connects-curators-and-collectors#.VCL2FVes-_I[/url]
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