I had the pleasure to meet the lovely Amelia from Harper’s Art in 2016 and she showed me the Torre Hanger and discussed the hanging systems they have developed - I have to say I was very impressed!

The products that Phil and Amelia from Harper’s Art have developed are pioneering in their field: they have gone back to the drawing board and looked at hanging fixings afresh. In essence the Torre Hanger can take a painting from storage rack to wall using additional items that are all interchangeable, making it the most adaptable, flexible and secure fixing on the market. Gone are the days of taking fixings off and on! The Torre Hanger takes a work flush to the wall and is a way to hang a piece of art invisibly and safely using a T Screw or cross point screw fixings (similar to a certain hanging fixing used…

Back in 2014 whilst working at the V&A Museum Victoria Jessop documented the movement and installation of the 1 tonne Tiki Love Truck. Its not that simple to move a truck into an old museum!

http://www.vam.ac.uk/blog/disobedient-objects/installing-the-tiki-love-truck

Curator of Tate Britain’s Richard Deacon show in 2014, Clarrie Wallis, takes time out of installing the British sculptor’s work to reveal what it’s like to slot sculpture together, and how cereal packets come in handy.

http://www.tate.org.uk/context-comment/blogs/installing-richard-deacon-tate-britain