While the Museum strives to enhance the size and quality of our collection, another equally important task is caring for more than 20,000 art objects we already own. Read along to learn the many ways we conserve and protect our priceless works of art.
For those affected by the recent tornadoes, whose family photographs are now wet, salvaging them may be possible. We’re providing a link to the Northeast Document Conservation Center, Andover, Massachusetts, […]
Have you ever visited the Museum and wondered how a 500-year-old work of art could look so good? That’s easy—it’s all about proper care. The Museum provides a multi-faceted approach […]
What is a museum? One dictionary definition states that a museum is a place where important things are preserved. The museum staff enthusiastically embraces that definition and constantly strives to […]
One of the City’s most beloved landmarks, the Frank Fleming fountain of The Storyteller, is located in the heart of Five Points South. The fountain consists of nine cast bronze […]
Caring for the collection is one of the primary responsibilities of the Museum staff. In addition to careful maintenance of the works of art inside the museum building, we also […]
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