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From: MIS003::OUTR0006 "Beth Jones 410-455-2680" 19-JAN-1994 11:47:22.23
To: IN%"mUSEUM-L"
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Subj: HANDS-ON GALLERIES
This is my first entry onto the list, but I have been a silent observer for
the past couple months. I work as Director of Interpretation for the
Baltimore City Life Museums, and we are now in the process of planning
interpretive spaces for a new building to open in Fall 1995. Those spaces
include: one core (where we will incorporate a variety of living history and
dramatic perfomance spaces); two temporary exhibit spaces, a computer gallery,
an orientation theater, and two hands-on gallery spaces.
Currently I am trying to gather some information for our Hands-on Galleries
with about 1500 square feet. Are there any of you out there who have
expertise, experience, relevant articles and/or opinions that you might share
with us as we plan our spaces. We would be particluarly interested in the
following information:
1. Particulary effective hands-on galleries you would recommend that
you have seen.
2. Museum people and designers whom you might refer us to for further
information/consultation.
3. Specific recommendtions from your experience concerning space, noise
control, storage, security, staffing.
4. Budgetary considerations.
5. Importance of peer review and marketing research.
If you have any comments/suggestions we would appreciate your help.
My address is Dale Jones, Baltimore City LIfe Museums, 800 East Lombard Street,
Baltimore MD 21202. My phone is (410) 396-9911. My e-mail address, through
my wife's account:
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