Introduction to conservation techniques of ethnographic, archaeological, historical, and natural history. For curatorial and other museum professionals who are nonconservators. New York's rich variety of museums, historic sites, and houses are a microcosm of the development of this country. G49.3332 R. Secor, Skolnick. Introduction to the theory, planning, design, graphics, audiovisual techniques, labeling and lighting of exhibitions.
Local museums serve as working laboratories for examining the working process.
Individual projects developed. Museums, Art, and the Law G49.3910 Marsh. The case study method is used to examine the issues, the law, and the decisions that affect museums today. State, federal, and international levels are included. Lawyers discuss ethics, gifts, loans, bequests, taxes, insurance, copyright, liability, art in public places, and other matters.