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Hello,

I'm looking for examples of open or visible storage spaces in small museums and/or academic museums. Of course the examples of open storage usually given online are at very large civic institutions like the Luce Centers at the Met, the Brooklyn Museum, SAAM, the V&A, etc. Examples focused on decorative arts or ethnographic arts are particularly welcome. The visible storage gallery at the Herbert Johnson Museum at Cornell is the closest thing I've found to what I'm envisioning.

Furthermore - and this may be a long shot - do you know of any examples of a museum, particularly an academic one, putting visible storage somewhere other than their main building? Another academic building on campus, for example.

Many thanks,

Andrea Rosen

Curator

Fleming Museum of Art, University of Vermont

Hello,

I'm looking for examples of open or visible storage spaces in small museums and/or academic museums. Of course the examples of open storage usually given online are at very large civic institutions like the Luce Centers at the Met, the Brooklyn Museum, SAAM, the V&A, etc. Examples focused on decorative arts or ethnographic arts are particularly welcome. The visible storage gallery at the Herbert Johnson Museum at Cornell is the closest thing I've found to what I'm envisioning.

Furthermore - and this may be a long shot - do you know of any examples of a museum, particularly an academic one, putting visible storage somewhere other than their main building? Another academic building on campus, for example.

Many thanks,

Andrea Rosen

Curator

Fleming Museum of Art, University of Vermont

Hello,

I'm looking for examples of open or visible storage spaces in small museums and/or academic museums. Of course the examples of open storage usually given online are at very large civic institutions like the Luce Centers at the Met, the Brooklyn Museum, SAAM, the V&A, etc. Examples focused on decorative arts or ethnographic arts are particularly welcome. The visible storage gallery at the Herbert Johnson Museum at Cornell is the closest thing I've found to what I'm envisioning.

Furthermore - and this may be a long shot - do you know of any examples of a museum, particularly an academic one, putting visible storage somewhere other than their main building? Another academic building on campus, for example.

Many thanks,

Andrea Rosen

Curator

Fleming Museum of Art, University of Vermont

Hello,

I'm looking for examples of open or visible storage spaces in small museums and/or academic museums. Of course the examples of open storage usually given online are at very large civic institutions like the Luce Centers at the Met, the Brooklyn Museum, SAAM, the V&A, etc. Examples focused on decorative arts or ethnographic arts are particularly welcome. The visible storage gallery at the Herbert Johnson Museum at Cornell is the closest thing I've found to what I'm envisioning.

Furthermore - and this may be a long shot - do you know of any examples of a museum, particularly an academic one, putting visible storage somewhere other than their main building? Another academic building on campus, for example.

Many thanks,

Andrea Rosen

Curator

Fleming Museum of Art, University of Vermont

The Wellin Museum at Hamilton College goes a step further, turning the concept of a museum "inside out."

Best,

Libby

Managing Principal

Bow Bridge Communications, LLC.

Wellin Collections - Hamilton College

Hello,

I'm looking for examples of open or visible storage spaces in small museums and/or academic museums. Of course the examples of open storage usually given online are at very large civic institutions like the Luce Centers at the Met, the Brooklyn Museum, SAAM, the V&A, etc. Examples focused on decorative arts or ethnographic arts are particularly welcome. The visible storage gallery at the Herbert Johnson Museum at Cornell is the closest thing I've found to what I'm envisioning.

Furthermore - and this may be a long shot - do you know of any examples of a museum, particularly an academic one, putting visible storage somewhere other than their main building? Another academic building on campus, for example.

Many thanks,

Andrea Rosen

Curator

Fleming Museum of Art, University of Vermont

Hello,

I'm looking for examples of open or visible storage spaces in small museums and/or academic museums. Of course the examples of open storage usually given online are at very large civic institutions like the Luce Centers at the Met, the Brooklyn Museum, SAAM, the V&A, etc. Examples focused on decorative arts or ethnographic arts are particularly welcome. The visible storage gallery at the Herbert Johnson Museum at Cornell is the closest thing I've found to what I'm envisioning.

Furthermore - and this may be a long shot - do you know of any examples of a museum, particularly an academic one, putting visible storage somewhere other than their main building? Another academic building on campus, for example.

Many thanks,

Andrea Rosen

Curator

Fleming Museum of Art, University of Vermont

Hello,

I'm looking for examples of open or visible storage spaces in small museums and/or academic museums. Of course the examples of open storage usually given online are at very large civic institutions like the Luce Centers at the Met, the Brooklyn Museum, SAAM, the V&A, etc. Examples focused on decorative arts or ethnographic arts are particularly welcome. The visible storage gallery at the Herbert Johnson Museum at Cornell is the closest thing I've found to what I'm envisioning.

Furthermore - and this may be a long shot - do you know of any examples of a museum, particularly an academic one, putting visible storage somewhere other than their main building? Another academic building on campus, for example.

Many thanks,

Andrea Rosen

Curator

Fleming Museum of Art, University of Vermont

Hello,

I'm looking for examples of open or visible storage spaces in small museums and/or academic museums. Of course the examples of open storage usually given online are at very large civic institutions like the Luce Centers at the Met, the Brooklyn Museum, SAAM, the V&A, etc. Examples focused on decorative arts or ethnographic arts are particularly welcome. The visible storage gallery at the Herbert Johnson Museum at Cornell is the closest thing I've found to what I'm envisioning.

Furthermore - and this may be a long shot - do you know of any examples of a museum, particularly an academic one, putting visible storage somewhere other than their main building? Another academic building on campus, for example.

Many thanks,

Andrea Rosen

Curator

Fleming Museum of Art, University of Vermont

Hello,

I'm looking for examples of open or visible storage spaces in small museums and/or academic museums. Of course the examples of open storage usually given online are at very large civic institutions like the Luce Centers at the Met, the Brooklyn Museum, SAAM, the V&A, etc. Examples focused on decorative arts or ethnographic arts are particularly welcome. The visible storage gallery at the Herbert Johnson Museum at Cornell is the closest thing I've found to what I'm envisioning.

Furthermore - and this may be a long shot - do you know of any examples of a museum, particularly an academic one, putting visible storage somewhere other than their main building? Another academic building on campus, for example.

Many thanks,

Andrea Rosen

Curator

Fleming Museum of Art, University of Vermont

The Museum of Anthropology at the University of British Columbia used to have an outstanding example of open storage. I haven't been there in about 15 years, so can't attest to whether or not the storage collections are still visible to the public or not.

Hello,

I'm looking for examples of open or visible storage spaces in small museums and/or academic museums. Of course the examples of open storage usually given online are at very large civic institutions like the Luce Centers at the Met, the Brooklyn Museum, SAAM, the V&A, etc. Examples focused on decorative arts or ethnographic arts are particularly welcome. The visible storage gallery at the Herbert Johnson Museum at Cornell is the closest thing I've found to what I'm envisioning.

Furthermore - and this may be a long shot - do you know of any examples of a museum, particularly an academic one, putting visible storage somewhere other than their main building? Another academic building on campus, for example.

Many thanks,

Andrea Rosen

Curator

Fleming Museum of Art, University of Vermont

Hello,

I'm looking for examples of open or visible storage spaces in small museums and/or academic museums. Of course the examples of open storage usually given online are at very large civic institutions like the Luce Centers at the Met, the Brooklyn Museum, SAAM, the V&A, etc. Examples focused on decorative arts or ethnographic arts are particularly welcome. The visible storage gallery at the Herbert Johnson Museum at Cornell is the closest thing I've found to what I'm envisioning.

Furthermore - and this may be a long shot - do you know of any examples of a museum, particularly an academic one, putting visible storage somewhere other than their main building? Another academic building on campus, for example.

Many thanks,

Andrea Rosen

Curator

Fleming Museum of Art, University of Vermont