Lori:
Both the Smithsonian Institution Travelling Exhibits Service (SITES) and the New York Gallery Association are non-profit exhibit developers that often create history exhibits.
Regards,
Chuck Watkins

Lori Tomlinson wrote:

> Dear listers,
>
> Does anyone know of any not-for-profit exhibit productions companies in existence?  I'm thinking of companies who produce and rent traveling exhibits to history museums in particular.  If such a company did exist, would it be wise or ethical for a museum to arrange a collections a trade with or donation to the company?
>
> If you are able, please respond before 5:00 U.S. Eastern Time today.  I need the information for our board meeting.
>
> Many thanks!
>
> "a frazzled director"
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