Exhibition planning
Discuss work selection, sequencing and the exhibition layout.
An independent photography gallery in Osaka, open to exhibition proposals from artists, photographers and independent curators.
Discuss an exhibitionDeadbooks Gallery brings together contemporary photography, photobooks and dialogue. We welcome proposals for solo and group exhibitions, photobook launches and artist talks that connect with the gallery’s programme.
Start with the gallery space, then discuss the support your exhibition needs. Exhibition dates are subject to availability and proposal review.
Indicative space-hire rates in JPY. Tax treatment, included services, installation and deinstallation days, staffing and any sales commission will be confirmed in a written quotation. Printing, framing and curatorial support are quoted separately.
Tell us what you would like to realise. We can discuss a combination of services suited to your work, schedule and budget.
Discuss work selection, sequencing and the exhibition layout.
Explore local production in Japan, with paper, size and framing options.
Discuss exhibition posters, website presentation and social media promotion.
Agree on installation, artist attendance and gallery staffing before booking.
Services and responsibilities are agreed for each project. They are not automatically included in the daily space-hire rate.
All exhibition proposals are reviewed by the gallery. Please share enough material to help us understand your practice and the exhibition you have in mind.
Include a portfolio or website, a short artist biography, an exhibition outline, preferred dates and an approximate budget.
We discuss the fit with the gallery programme, available dates, production needs and whether you can attend in person.
A written quotation and agreed terms set out the schedule, services and responsibilities before booking is confirmed.
Share your work and preferred dates. We look forward to learning about your project and discussing how it could take shape at Deadbooks Gallery.
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