Susan: I can see this for/in you. As they say … “measure twice, cut once.” It pays off to do the hard work up front.

Pratima: What are you curious about from your time in Spain?

Museum Wax is usually available online or in art/archival supply stores, sometimes also under names like “Quake Hold” or similar mounting wax products. It’s a good alternative when you want something more secure than Fun-tak without damaging surfaces.
If you’re also into decorating or displaying wall pieces, sometimes browsing curated prints can help style things nicely too, and a Collection Prints Coupon can make those options a bit more affordable when you’re putting a look together.

Hi, Lora. I could have sworn I responded to this. (maybe you also emailed me??) Meredith’s proposal as described in the podcast episode 262 was very simple. I would say it’s more like a pitch that outlines how you would work together, why you chose them, etc. In fact, for a nonprofit, I would suggest more of a personal pitch email than an exhibition proposal (since they aren’t doing the exhibiting).

I love that this spoke to you, Wendell. It was such a realization for me to figure out what a big problem this is on a screen.