Wednesday, August 8, 2018

Does The American Museum World Take Too Hard A Line On Deaccessioning?

The case of the Berkshire Museum “raises an existential question for museums as a whole: should an institution be allowed to die on the vine to preserve collections? … Are we as a field saying that museums are ethically bound to continue ‘business as usual’ and never change their missions?” Bob Beatty surveys the dilemma and lays out a possible solution.



Article source here:Arts Journal

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