The story
continues.
Beyond the gallery: publishing, learning, collecting and institutional experiences born from the collection. An evolving program of planned and inquiry-based offerings.
Not souvenirs.
Extensions of the record.
Every edition or educational experience should carry its own historical context, authorship and purpose. These previews describe directions in development, not items currently available to purchase. Prices and checkout will appear only when products are real, rights-cleared and ready.
Read the record.
WEIGHT — The Exhibition Companion
A proposed illustrated publication collecting curatorial essays, installation photography, and the historical record behind WEIGHT.
Explore the conceptMelodies of Resistance — Composer Folios
Proposed composer profiles, scores where permissions allow, and curatorial context from the exhibition.
Explore the conceptRace Cinema — Exhibition Reader
A proposed historical reader extending the Lincoln Motion Picture Company exhibition through original commentary and documented film history.
Explore the conceptFrom the Collection — Editorial Editions
Long-form essays and artifact-led research from the Montague editorial desk, with selected printed editions planned.
Explore the conceptLive with the art.
WEIGHT — Archival Reproduction Series
A curated reproduction program to be defined from verified, rights-cleared exhibition materials.
Explore the conceptMelodies of Resistance — Print Collection
Potential limited reproductions developed from cleared exhibition visuals and authorized materials.
Explore the conceptArtists & Art — Interpretive Editions
Potential rights-cleared reproductions and interpretive printed matter connected to exhibitions including Gertrude Morgan and Clementine Hunter.
Explore the conceptCarry the idea.
Study more deeply.
WEIGHT — Learning Pathway
A proposed evidence-led educational companion connecting selected exhibition themes with primary sources and guided inquiry.
Explore the conceptBefore Enslavement — Volume I
The first Montague Black History Curriculum Library volume: ten modules and fifty planned lessons, built around evidence rather than mythology.
Explore the conceptBring history closer.
The exhibition begins the conversation.
The record keeps it going.