IIIProjects

One date, everything ready.

For galleries, brands, institutions and organisers with a date to meet: an opening, a launch, a pavilion or an event. Venues, makers, permits and suppliers brought together and followed until the doors open.

What it covers

Many hands, one schedule.

From the first site visit to the last crate leaving, with a clear view of where everything stands.

Exhibitions and pavilions

Biennale pavilions, collateral events and gallery shows: venue, fabrication, transport and installation followed through to the opening and the handover.

Gallery and shop openings

A new space opening on time: fit-out, lighting, furniture and the last details checked before the first guest arrives.

Launches and events

Dinners, presentations and shoots: venues, boats, permits through the right offices, and suppliers coordinated on the day.

Venice specifics

Water transport, tides, permits and narrow access planned in advance, where many projects lose days.

Artists and lenders

Artists and lenders kept informed, with insurance, transport and condition checks handled by the specialists.

After the date

De-installation, returns and final accounts closed, so nothing is left for later.

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Questions

Before you get in touch.

Is Gibson an event planner or a production company?

No. Gibson manages the project on your side and coordinates the planners, fabricators and producers who deliver it. It takes no commission from suppliers.

Can you work outside Venice?

Yes. Gibson is on the ground in Venice and across Italy; projects elsewhere are run from Venice, with visits planned with you.

How early should we start?

As early as you can. Every date sets its own timeline, and the first conversation is where a realistic one is worked out.

How is Gibson paid?

A fixed fee per stage, or a monthly fee for longer projects, agreed before work begins. No commissions from suppliers.

Which languages?

English and Italian.

Is our project kept confidential?

Yes. Client matters are confidential by default, client names are never published, and a confidentiality agreement can be signed before anything is shared.

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