Meanwhile, work for museums and art books shows him smoothly referencing abstract art and surrealism.
For Francesca Merlino and about two dozen of her colleagues who work for museums and arts groups in New York City, it's following each other's 140-character updates on Twitter and the hashtag, #artstech.
(Sulcas) Michael Clark (Friday through Sunday, and Thursday, through April 8) This British choreographer, best known for his ballet-meets-punk-rock aesthetic (though he's toned it down since the 1980s), is no stranger to making large-scale work for museums.
(Burke Michael Clarkk (Thursday) This British choreographer, best known for his ballet-meets-punk-rock aesthetic (though he's toned it down since the 1980s), is no stranger to making large-scale work for museums.
(Burke Michael Clarkk (Friday to Sunday, Wednesday and Thursday, through April 8) This British choreographer, best known for his ballet-meets-punk-rock aesthetic (though he's toned it down since the 1980s), is no stranger to making large-scale work for museums.
A third option is to work for museums that will be keen to engage their younger visitors and will try to relate science to the real world with exhibitions that explain stories in the media, or are of local interest.
In the second place, and in opposition to his celebrated contemporaries (Cragg is only three years older than Guyton), this Voodoo Man who had an academic training does not work for museums or collectors (either directly or by means of exhibitions of documents and photos, as in land art works).
Justin is a cinematographer and has headed up his own video production company, The Cut Company, for over a decade, recently doing video work for museums.
Illustrators work for museums, publishers, private companies that do science research, the movie industry, game developers, government agencies, parks and nature centers and the list goes on.
Such collectors are frequently asked to loan important works for museum shows.
