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Hi Véronique, My knee-jerk inclination would be to say no unless it’s embedded under resin. We’re in the south too, and even without food products we get too many pests in the museum. This will

Hi Véronique, We held MFA exhibition each year at our museum until about 3 years ago. When we did host them, we were very clear to the students and faculty early on (like the start of the fall

Hi Véronique, I understand how you feel, it is a struggle to balance the students vision and to follow the safety requirements. I just recently dove deep into what is considered hazards via the

Pest issues aside, I would also be concerned about the dead weight issues on your floor. But yes, unless these organics are sterilized, or otherwise treated, you can expect all kinds of pests at any

If you have artwork that can be compromised in the space you need to act accordingly. If you have a high potential for infestation due to the materials you need to act accordingly. You should be able

As another curmudgeon, I'm going to support your initial instinct to say no. As you say, students (and faculty, for that matter), want to push boundaries, but they need to understand that choosing to

LOVE all the imagery this post is conjuring! Way to start out with a sense of humor. My first thought is could you freeze the bags before they come into your gallery? If you have access to a ultracold

No food or plants, sorry! Jen Jennifer Knutson Assistant Director USA Archaeology Museum P: (251) 460-6106 -- University of South Alabama Alfred and Lucille Archaeology Building 6050 USA Drive South

Hi, Veronique. I'd be worried about vice coming in with the seed/feed. The last thing you need is a bunch of moths and beetles flying around the museum. These might be able to be killed by

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*** We apologise for any cross-posting*** UCL Press is delighted to announce the publication of a new open access book that may be of interest to list subscribers: Reframing the Ethnographic Museum:

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Hi Listserve Friends! Although we are not a student gallery, every year, the University Galleries host both MFA and BFA exhibitions. And every year we have students who want to push boundaries.

Dear AAMG members, The following Call for Papers for an online seminar sponsored by The Society for the History of Collecting (https://societyhistorycollecting.org/) should be of interest. Please feel

Hi All, Do any of your institutions offer a rush ticketing system to arts related events on campus for faculty/staff? As in, a last minute ticketing options when tickets are available? We are looking

Do you know a talented, driven undergraduate who’s curious about the museum field and looking for full-time professional experience? The Cleveland Museum of Art is pleased to offer an array of

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