About

Casey Arguelles Gregory is the Curatorial Associate for The Lumiere Group. She conducts artist research, assists with acquisitions, and writes interpretive text, working alongside artists, galleries, construction firms, facilities managers, and employee resource groups. Casey creates and edits content for various platforms to promote engagement and enhance public knowledge. Her background is in fine arts; she earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts from University of Texas-Arlington, and a Master of Arts from University of Texas-San Antonio. Before joining The Lumiere Group, she worked in higher education for a decade. She continues to exhibit her artwork, curate, and write for various publications, and is a Contributing Editor for Arts + Culture Texas Magazine. She relocated from Houston to Seattle in 2018 and is always delighted to see mountains on the horizon.

Chloe Dye Sherpe is the Curator for The Lumiere Group. Drawing on her strong relationships with artists, galleries, design firms, and construction companies, Chloe manages strategic planning, acquisitions, exhibitions, and loans for clients. Her curatorial interests are diverse, including the intersection of art and climate studies, and supporting the work of Indigenous artists throughout the United States and Canada. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in History from Whitworth University and a Master of Arts in Art History from the University of Florida. In her previous role as curator for the Museum of Northwest Art, Chloe exhibited the work of over 150 artists and organized the museum’s first national traveling exhibition. An enthusiastic collaborator, Chloe lectures and consults on a variety of topics, including contemporary art, museum collecting ethics, and curatorial studies. Outside of her curatorial work, Chloe spends her time enjoying the beautiful Skagit Valley trails with her dog and exploring the world with her husband.

Eric Adami is an Art Collection Technical Specialist with The Lumiere Group. A key member of the Logistical Coordination team, he facilitates the safe movement of artworks between storage, framing, and installation sites throughout Canada and the United States. With a background in museum art handling, installation, and construction, Eric advises clients on site-specific commissioned artworks and manages ongoing maintenance. Eric’s education is in Studio Arts and Art History, and he has experience in Collections Stewardship. Outside of the office, Eric is an avid outdoors enthusiast and enjoys spending his time near the rivers and mountains that surround the Puget Sound.

Jessica Bellingham is the Registrar for The Lumiere Group. She works alongside corporations, public entities, and nonprofits to acquire artwork and maintain databases with a range of information about the physical, conceptual, and historical aspects of each collection. Jessica has a background in art history, anthropology, and museum studies, with a Bachelor of Arts in Art History from the State University of New York at Potsdam and a Master of Arts in Museology from the University of Washington, where she focused on deaccessioning and collections care for small museums. Jessica has worked with several museums in the Puget Sound area. Her interests in collections management include database administration, the development of policies and procedures, and deaccessioning. Outside of her registration work, Jessica is a keen gardener and traveler who also loves hiking, and trying out new recipes.

Lily Rola is the Collections Manager for The Lumiere Group. She preserves and maintains artwork and supports the Curatorial Guidance and Collections Stewardship teams in the processes of art acquisition, documentation, research, movement, and loans. Lily engages with artists, frame shops, art installers, and galleries in her daily work. She is fascinated with exploring the history of artifacts, an interest which serves her well in her career. She holds a Bachelor of Sciences in History from the University of Oregon and a Master of Arts in Museology from the University of Washington, and has since worked with museum collections throughout Washington state. Lily unwinds by going on adventures in cooking, fishing, photography, playing video games, and hiking.

Megan Zembower is the Associate Project Manager for The Lumiere Group. She works with clients, employee groups, and construction firms, managing schedules, communications, and budgets. Megan supports the Logistical Coordination and Curatorial Guidance teams on artwork acquisition and installation projects throughout North America. Her background is in art and architectural history and art museum administration. Megan has a Bachelor of Arts from Denison University and Master of Arts from Tufts University. She is particularly interested in the intersection of architectural design and immersive art installations. Megan enjoys reading, cooking, golfing, and exploring Seattle’s scenic running paths.

Robert Bogue has been with The Lumiere Group since the firm’s founding and has played an active role in the growth of the company. As an Art Collection Technical Specialist, he oversees the movement and installation of artwork for projects large and small, and he works with corporate clients to select pieces that will enhance their personal or team spaces. Robert advises clients regarding options for display and generates estimates to work with a range of budgets. Additionally, he writes and edits content to promote community engagement with artwork and enjoys the collaboration with local and nationally recognized artists that his job with The Lumiere Group provides. Robert is an artist, director and actor who has worked in theatres throughout the region and has appeared in network television and independent films.