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Fabrication Services
Precision craftsmanship at any scale.
Wilson Cetina Group provides end-to-end exhibition fabrication for museums, galleries, cultural institutions, and brands. Based in Los Angeles, our fabrication team handles projects of every scale — from intimate gallery installations to monumental outdoor murals spanning hundreds of feet.
What We Fabricate
- Large-scale wall graphics and vinyl installations
- Custom display structures and exhibition elements
- Monumental outdoor murals and building wraps
- Brand activation environments and immersive installations
- Signage, wayfinding, and interpretive graphics
- Custom mounts, pedestals, and display furniture
Our Approach
Every fabrication project begins with detailed file preparation and consultation. We work directly with artists, curators, and designers to ensure color accuracy, material quality, and installation precision. Our team manages the full production cycle from digital proofing through final installation.
Notable Fabrication Projects
- Barbara Kruger, Untitled (Questions) — 30 ft × 191 ft mural at the Geffen Contemporary at MOCA
- Njideka Akunyili Crosby — Full Grand Avenue facade wrap at MOCA
- ACLU of Southern California — Audrey Chan's The Care We Create mural
- LACMA — Exhibition graphics and installation for multiple exhibitions
- Venice Biennale — International exhibition fabrication and logistics
See our Venice Biennale case study or explore our museum exhibition portfolio.
Custom Millwork & Cabinetry
Our millwork shop produces custom cabinetry, display cases, and architectural elements with exceptional precision. Whether you need museum display cases, retail fixtures, or one-of-a-kind furniture pieces, we deliver craftsmanship that meets the highest standards.
Metal & Glass Fabrication
Our metal shop works with steel, aluminum, brass, and specialty alloys to create structural elements, decorative features, and custom fixtures. Combined with our glass fabrication capabilities, we can execute complex designs that integrate multiple materials seamlessly.
CNC Machining
Our CNC equipment enables precision cutting and routing of wood, plastics, foams, and composite materials. From intricate decorative panels to large-format structural components, CNC machining ensures accuracy and repeatability across production runs.
Laser Cutting
Laser cutting technology allows us to produce intricate designs in metal, acrylic, wood, and other materials with exceptional precision. This capability is ideal for signage, decorative screens, and detailed components requiring tight tolerances.
3D Printing & Prototyping
Our 3D printing capabilities support rapid prototyping and production of custom components. From concept models to functional parts, additive manufacturing enables us to explore design options quickly and produce complex geometries that would be impossible with traditional methods.
Artifact Mounting & Preservation
We specialize in museum-grade artifact mounting and display systems that protect precious objects while presenting them beautifully. Our team understands the conservation requirements of cultural institutions and works closely with curators to develop solutions that meet preservation standards.
Quality Assurance
Museum-grade quality standards guide everything we build. Our rigorous inspection processes ensure that every component meets specifications and will perform reliably for years to come. We build to last and meet the demanding requirements of cultural institutions worldwide.
Fabrication Capabilities
Custom Millwork
Cabinetry, display cases, and architectural elements built to spec.
Metal Fabrication
Steel, aluminum, brass, and specialty alloy work for any application.
Glass Fabrication
Custom glass work and installation for displays and architectural features.
CNC & Laser Cutting
Precision digital fabrication for wood, metal, acrylic, and composites.
3D Printing
Rapid prototyping and production of complex custom geometries.
Artifact Preservation
Museum-grade mounting and conservation-compliant display systems.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a museum exhibition fabrication company do?
A museum exhibition fabrication company like Wilson Cetina Group builds the physical elements of museum exhibitions — from large-scale wall graphics and display structures to custom mounts, signage, and immersive environments. We handle everything from file preparation and print production through installation, working directly with museums, curators, and artists to bring exhibitions to life.
Which museums has Wilson Cetina Group worked with?
Wilson Cetina Group has partnered with many of Los Angeles' most prestigious cultural institutions, including the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), the Hammer Museum, the Skirball Cultural Center, the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles, the California Science Center, the Autry Museum of the American West, the A+D Museum, and the Aquarium of the Pacific. We have also worked with international venues including the Venice Biennale and the Serpentine Gallery in London.
Does Wilson Cetina Group do brand activations?
Yes. In addition to museum exhibitions, we fabricate and install brand activations and immersive experiences for major global brands. Our brand clients include Nike, Adidas, Ford, and Diane von Furstenberg (DVF). We also work with event producers and experiential marketing agencies on large-scale installations for cultural events, sports events, and commercial activations.
Can Wilson Cetina Group handle FIFA World Cup 2026 activations?
Absolutely. Wilson Cetina Group is actively pursuing fabrication and installation projects related to the FIFA World Cup 2026. With Los Angeles hosting eight matches at SoFi Stadium, our local expertise, bilingual team (English and Spanish), and experience with major sporting venues (including SoFi Stadium) make us an ideal fabrication partner for fan experiences, brand activations, and cultural installations across US and Mexico host cities.
What is Wilson Cetina Group's most notable project?
One of our most iconic projects is the fabrication and installation of Barbara Kruger's monumental mural "Untitled (Questions)" at the Geffen Contemporary at MOCA in Los Angeles. The piece measures 30 feet tall by 191 feet wide and was originally commissioned in 1989. Eder Cetina, our CEO, led the fabrication team for the 2018 reinstallation of this landmark artwork. We have also worked with the ACLU of Southern California on Audrey Chan's mural "The Care We Create."
Is Wilson Cetina Group bilingual?
Yes. Our team is fully bilingual in English and Spanish. This is especially valuable for projects spanning the US and Mexico, including FIFA World Cup 2026 activations across host cities in both countries. We also work with international clients and have completed projects across multiple countries.
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