Spritz3000 offers the curation of exhibitions and programs for museums, galleries, and non-profits, and it works with organizations on short- and long-term fundraising, communication, design, and archival projects.

Spritz3000 approaches projects from a holistic perspective considering different facets of an organization, from exhibition design, graphic identities and communication content to donor engagement, scholarship, and collection management. The goal is to provide innovative and effective ways for organizations to present exhibitions, publish books, support programs, and activate archives while strategizing on how to build stronger engagement with audiences and donors, striving for excellence—with high doses of conviviality—throughout the process.

About James Voorhies
James Voorhies is a curator and an advisor for arts organizations. He has extensive experience in curating, publishing, strategic planning, and fundraising in the visual arts for internationally renowned museums, academies, and non-profits. His curatorial and administrative work has centered on the organization of exhibitions and supervision of commissions with his editorial leadership focused on planning and realizing publications from catalogue raisonnés, artist monographs and exhibition catalogues, to authoring books.

James brings 20 years of experience as a curator and holds a Ph.D. in modern and contemporary art history. His work with the following premiere arts organizations, galleries, and esteemed publishers combined with his connections with respected figures in contemporary art, design, and publishing informs the quality of curatorial services offered by Spritz3000.

Arts Organizations
The Bass Museum of Art
Bennington College
Brooklyn Museum
California College of the Arts
Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts
Columbus College of Art and Design
Hatje Cantz
Harvard University
The Lab
Louisiana Museum
MASS MoCA
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
MIT Press
Tony Smith Foundation
Sternberg Press
Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art
Wattis Institute of Contemporary Arts
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts

Services

Institution Building
Exhibition planning
Budget development
Communication strategy
Education and programming
Audience building
Collection management

Fundraising
Donor relations
Member cultivation
Grant writing

Curating
Concept development
Budget management
Lender and artist relations
Exhibition and graphic design

Archival and Research
Foundation management
Archive activation
Content production

Publishing
Editorial vision
Commission oversight
Art direction
Project management

exhibition concepts offered for commission, flexible and scalable according to space, budgets, and resources