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Owner and Sculptor, Zach Gilliland

Established in 2016
We’ve grown into a company of experienced Art Handlers working alongside museums, galleries, designers and private collectors everyday…

Owner and Sculptor Zach Gilliland founded Artwork Installation to offer artists and collectors quality handling services at every scale and for every space. A Veteran-owned and operated business inspiring an appreciation for Artwork and Collections through Art Handling, Installation, Collections Management and Specialist Services nationwide.

Professionally, Zach has worked with top institutions, galleries, and private clients for 10+ years. He has Curatorial, Exhibition Design, Lighting Design, Art Handling and Installation experience. Zach has assembled a talented team of local Artists as Art Handlers who understand and deliver the high degree of care artwork deserves.

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