In curatorial consultation, Sources serves as a catalyst, energizer, and encourager—an ally who collaborates to develop extraordinary exhibitions. Moreover, we play a pivotal role as a liaison, forging a direct connection between the institution's vision and audience fascinations.

Sources is committed to bringing fresh perspectives and expertise to your interpretive work. Our curatorial services are characterized by a discerning perspective, intuitive cultural leadership, proficient project management, effective communication, adaptability, and a vast global network of artists and historians. 

 Our deep knowledge of history, cultural context, and audience interaction shapes meaningful and impactful exhibitions that foster “sticky” unforgettable visitor engagement. Sources also contributes to the preservation and interpretation of cultural heritage by guiding institutions in the responsible management and display of artwork and artifacts.

Selected Press:

• City Lights: Black Citizenship in the Age of Jim Crow

• Political Rewind Special Edition: Reconstruction and Era of Jim Crow

• Juneteenth: A Celebration for a New Age