Nathan W. Moehlmann leads Goosepen Studio, specializing in book design, graphic design, and copywriting, and Goosepen Press, publishing fine books under its own imprint and for cultural institutions. He attended Lenoir-Rhyne College, in Hickory, North Carolina, before graduating from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Wake Forest University with a B.A. and M.A., respectively, in English literature. For the Catawba County Historical Association, he served half a decade as a graphic designer, promotional writer, and editor. The North Carolina Museums Council awarded him its 2006 scholarship to the Jekyll Island Management Institute, an intensive museums studies course arranged by the Southeastern Museums Conference. He has been a contributing writer for Our State magazine and North Carolina Signature magazine.

 

PUBLISHING FOR MUSEUMS, GALLERIES
& CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS


Goosepen Studio & Press works closely with museums, galleries, and cultural institutions to produce distinct publications under their own imprints, so all proceeds go into their pockets and, therefore, toward further educational programming, whether that be exhibitions, speakers, or more publications.

“Distinct” means a publication is crafted expressly for its subject and an organization’s budget, with thorough consideration for contextually sensitive typography, interior design, jacket and cover design, and production, the last including the optimal paper, binding, and printer.

Book design, editing, proofreading, photography, image processing, marketing materials, and distribution options – all or some of these can be part of a Goosepen publication project.

Catalogs of temporary or permanent exhibitions; pictorial histories using historical photographs from the archives; historical diaries; out-of-print book reprints; and histories of museums, historic sites, and galleries themselves, including a catalog of the permanent collection (which will stir greater interest in donations to your museum’s collections) are valuable, lasting educational programming as well as income-generating public relations and marketing tools.

For inquiries call 828.850.2705 or email nwm@goosepenpress.com.