We have 2 wheelchairs that are used regularly and we have a number of visitors
who use scooters, but we have never had a request for a scooter that I am aware
of.
Frank Thomson, Curator
Asheville Art Museum
PO Box 1717
2 South Pack Square
Asheville, NC 28802
828.253.3227 tel
828.257.4503 fax
Hi everybody,
I've recently had the good fortune of seeing the rapid digitization process the
National Gallery has set up for its works-on-paper. (I know Alan and Peter are
on this list, so rather than bungling the details, I'll leave it to them to
describe what they're doing - needless to
Guenter,
I feel that everything we do now at the VA can be classed as a rapid
image project. Not least because of the likely changes to funding which
we will soon be faced with, and the consequence of having to justify
productivity. With a large collection and a lot of gallery developments
we
At the Beinecke Library, we have been running a rapid imaging station for the
last 2 years. We are using it to digitize books, letters, photographs, prints
and other flat works, we also will be venturing into large scale digitization
of transparencies soon. From July of 2008 to July of 2010
G?enter,
The Yale Art Gallery has two Rapid Imaging workflows occurring currently, one
is for Coins (our first RIP project) and then one for works on paper. In just a
few weeks we are planning to do a short Rapid Imaging Project with 300 objects
from our painted mourning miniatures project.
Hi Susan,
I saw your job posting on the MCN list. If I may, I'd like to offer a word
of advice from an archaeologist who now produces websites for museums:
Before you or your new hire goes to the trouble of spec'ing and writing a
custom database and web front-end, I highly recommend looking at
