Services for artists and creative groups

Your art speaks.
I help it be heard

I write books, articles and exhibition texts about the work of contemporary artists — professionally, precisely and in living language.

An artist rarely knows how to write about themselves — and should not have to. Your language is colour, form and material. Yet gallerists, curators, collectors and journalists read texts before they see the work: the biography in a catalogue, the article in a journal, the introduction to an exhibition often decide whether the viewer’s encounter with the painting will happen at all. Self-presentation “in your own words” is almost always either more modest or more strident than the work deserves.

This is where a professional art historian is needed. I place your work in the context of art history, find precise words for your method and build the text so that it does its job: introducing you to a museum, a gallery, a publisher, a buyer. Behind me are an academic degree, years of museum work, monographs and dozens of articles about artists past and present.

What I write for artists

A book or article written by an art historian is not advertising. It is a document that writes the artist into the history of art.

Examples of my work

How the work proceeds

  1. Getting acquainted: you show your work, and we discuss the task — a book, article, booklet, description or exhibition package.
  2. Immersion: interviews with you, study of your works, archive and publications.
  3. The text: I write, we agree on revisions — you take part at every stage.
  4. The result: a finished manuscript or text.
  5. Publication: a printed edition of the book, an article in a print publication, a piece in the online media.

Tell me about your task — write to me, and we will discuss the format and timescale.