Category:Standards & Guidelines
This page currently collates information on guidelines for best practice in creating preservation-sound exhibitions. The content pages listed below are drawn from two main sources: 1. The content on this page is drawn from two separate but related projects:
- The Conservation Standards & Guidelines for Exhibitions Utilizing Museum Collections, previously unpublished, was written and developed by the late Toby Raphael, Fellow AIC, Conservation Advisor to the Board of the National Association for Museum Exhibitions and Felicity Devlin, Museum Consultant. The work was funded, in part, by a FAIC Samuel H. Kress Conservation Publication Fellowship.
- The Exhibit Conservation Guidelines, which was originally published as a CD-ROM in 1999 by the U.S. National Park Service (NPS) - Harpers Ferry Center (HFC) - Division of Conservation and developed by Toby Raphael, Nancy Davis and Kevin Brookes. View additional publication credits here.
These two products complement each other and have been combined here to encourage collaborative editing and comments; the NPS and American Institute for Conservation (AIC) 2018 memorandum of understanding created an opportunity for joint work towards presenting an updated resource to meet the needs of the cultural heritage community. Texts may have been adapted or revised in its transfer from its original format to the wiki.
Subcategories
This category has the following 7 subcategories, out of 7 total.
Pages in category "Standards & Guidelines"
The following 157 pages are in this category, out of 157 total.
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- E-Editor Sandbox4
- E-Editor Sandbox5
- Emergency Preparedness for Exhibits
- Environmental Control
- Establishing the Conservation Criteria
- Exhibit Case Details and Illustrations
- Exhibit Case Styles
- Exhibit Design Phase
- Exhibit Lighting
- Exhibit Lighting Plans
- Exhibit Maintenance Manuals
- Exhibit Planning Phase
- Exhibition Conservators: How to Select One
- Exhibition Lighting
- Exhibition Security
- Exhibition Standards & Guidelines
- Talk:Exhibition Standards & Guidelines
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- Gaseous Pollutants in Exhibits
- Guideline 1.1
- Guideline 1.2
- Guideline 1.3
- Guideline 1.4
- Guideline 10.1
- Guideline 10.2
- Guideline 10.3
- Guideline 10.4
- Guideline 11.1
- Guideline 11.2
- Guideline 11.3
- Guideline 12.1
- Guideline 12.2
- Guideline 13.1
- Guideline 13.2
- Guideline 13.3
- Guideline 14.1
- Guideline 14.2
- Guideline 15.2
- Guideline 15.3
- Guideline 15.4
- Guideline 17.2
- Guideline 17.3
- Guideline 17.4
- Guideline 18.1
- Guideline 18.2
- Guideline 18.3
- Guideline 19.3
- Guideline 19.4
- Guideline 2.1
- Guideline 2.2
- Guideline 2.3
- Guideline 2.4
- Guideline 2.5
- Guideline 2.6
- Guideline 20.1
- Guideline 20.2
- Guideline 20.3
- Guideline 3.1
- Guideline 3.2
- Guideline 3.3
- Guideline 3.4
- Guideline 3.5
- Guideline 4.1
- Guideline 4.2
- Guideline 4.3
- Guideline 5.1
- Guideline 5.2
- Guideline 5.3
- Guideline 5.4
- Guideline 6.1
- Guideline 6.2
- Guideline 6.3
- Guideline 6.4
- Guideline 7.1
- Guideline 7.2
- Guideline 7.3
- Guideline 8.1
- Guideline 8.2
- Guideline 8.3
- Guideline 8.4
- Guideline 8.5
- Guideline 9.1
- Guideline 9.2
- Guideline 9.3
- Guideline 9.4
- Guideline 9.5
- Guideline 9.6
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- Safe and Harmful Materials for Use in Exhibits
- Security Glazing for Exhibit
- Security Options for Exhibit
- Selecting Exhibit Case Glazing
- Selecting Taxidermy Specimens for Exhibit
- Setting Relative Humidity (RH) Parameters
- Silica Gel Products and How to Use Them
- STANDARD 10: Use and Design of Exhibit Enclosures
- STANDARD 11: Exhibit Mounts and Supports
- STANDARD 12: Exhibit Furnishing Design
- STANDARD 13: Materials in the Exhibit Design
- STANDARD 14: Exhibit Layout
- STANDARD 15: Light Exposure
- STANDARD 16: Exhibit Signage and Labeling
- STANDARD 16: Security Measures
- STANDARD 17: Fire and Water Damage Prevention
- STANDARD 18: Mitigating Pollutant Hazards
- STANDARD 19: Modifying and Maintaining the Exhibit Climate
- STANDARD 1: The Planning Process
- STANDARD 20: Preventing Pest Damage
- STANDARD 21: Exhibit Fabrication Process
- STANDARD 21: Fire and Water Damage Prevention
- STANDARD 22: Mitigating Pollutant Hazards
- STANDARD 22: Object Protection During Fabrication
- STANDARD 23: Exhibit Space Modifications
- STANDARD 23: Modifying Exhibit Climate
- STANDARD 24: Mitigating Pest Hazards
- STANDARD 24: Object Conservation Treatment
- STANDARD 25: Object Installation Process
- STANDARD 26: Collections Care During Installation
- STANDARD 27: Monitoring The Exhibit Environment
- STANDARD 28: Exhibit Maintenance
- STANDARD 2: The Exhibit Team
- STANDARD 3: Collections Care Practices
- STANDARD 4: Transportation of Objects
- STANDARD 5: Exhibit Object Selection
- STANDARD 6: Object Conservation Assessment
- STANDARD 7: Exhibit Location Assessment
- STANDARD 8: Exhibit Conservation Requirements
- STANDARD 9: The Design Planning Process
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- Using Composite Panels for Exhibit Case Construction
- Using Decorative Fabrics Inside Exhibit Cases
- Using Exhibit Props
- Using Fake Food and Artificial Plants in Exhibits
- Using High Pressure Laminates in Exhibit Case Construction
- Using Plywood for Exhibit Case Construction
- Using Pollutant Absorbers Inside an Exhibit Case