Exhibition Catalog Design

Exhibition Catalog Design

Studio Art Books Publishing specializes in the design and production of museum-quality exhibition catalogs that document, preserve, and elevate exhibitions for artists, galleries, museums, cultural institutions, universities, and nonprofit organizations. Each catalog is thoughtfully designed to showcase artwork, curatorial scholarship, and supporting content in a visually compelling publication that serves as both a historical record and a lasting cultural artifact.

What's Included

Custom exhibition catalog design and page layout

Front and back cover design

Professional typography selection and formatting

Artwork sequencing and image placement

Integration of curatorial essays, artist statements, and supporting text

Image captions, credits, acknowledgments, and front matter

Print-ready PDF files prepared to industry standards

Up to three rounds of design revisions

Additional Design Revisions: $200 per revision round beyond the three included rounds.

Investment

Exhibition Catalog Design

$5,500 Flat Fee

Includes design and layout for catalogs up to 60 pages.

Additional Pages

$75 per page for each page beyond 60 pages.

Sample Pricing

Up to 60 pages: $5,500

Up to 80 pages: $7,000

Up to 100 pages: $8,500

Up to 125 pages: $10,375

Up to 150 pages: $12,250

Up to 175 pages: $14,125

Up to 200 pages: $16,000

Projects exceeding 200 pages or requiring specialized editorial services, extensive image restoration, custom illustrations, or complex production specifications will receive a customized proposal.

Why Invest in an Exhibition Catalog?

An exhibition catalog extends the life of an exhibition long after the gallery walls come down. It becomes an important educational resource, archival document, and collectible publication that preserves artwork, scholarship, and institutional history for future audiences.

At Studio Art Books Publishing, we combine thoughtful design, editorial precision, and professional publishing standards to create catalogs that reflect the significance of your exhibition while meeting the expectations of collectors, scholars, libraries, and cultural institutions.