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Standard in-text citation examples are in Getting started - In-text citation.
Exhibition name. Year. Exhibited Place of exhibition: Gallery. Format (viewed Month Day, Year).
Andy Warhol. 2007. Exhibited Brisbane: Gallery of Modern Art. Exhibition (viewed March 29, 2008).
List the name of the exhibition first. Mention the artist or curator as appropriate in the text of your essay.
A format statement 'Exhibition' is added to the end of the reference along with the date viewed.
Title. Year. Place of publication: Publisher. Exhibition catalogue.
Marlene Dumas: The image as burden. 2014. London: Tate Publishing. Exhibition catalogue.
A format statement 'Exhibition catalogue' is added to the end of the reference.
Exhibition catalogues seldom have an identifiable author. Instead, the title is used to identify the catalogue in a reference list.
The publisher will be the organisation who created the catalogue: the festival, professional body, or gallery. The place of publication is the location of the premises of the organisation who created the catalogue.
The artist is responsible for the artworks, but usually not for creating the catalogue. For this reason, the artist in not named specifically in the reference, unless they happen to have their name in the exhibition title.
Related: Performance and programs.