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Last summer I did a survay of all of the medium sized art museums in western
Canada about their use of an exhibitions committee. The responses are very
interesting. Most don't have them - larger places have staff committes. If
you e-mail me your mailing address I'll send you a hard copy.
Heather Smith, Curator
Moose Jaw Art Museum
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From: Jerrie Clarke <[log in to unmask]>
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Date: Thursday, April 08, 1999 10:57 AM
Subject: Exhibits Committee
>A few days ago I put out a question asking how other museums use
>exhibits committee and who sits on these committees. I was surprised,
>after some of the strains we've developed, that only 3 people
>responded to my question. (Thank you for responding.) Do many
>museums not use these committees?
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>My Board of Directors wants to form an exhibits committee. In my
>experience exhibit planning is a function of the staff. The 3
>responders agree with me. Although the Board will have their way in
>the end, I want to let them know they're stepping a little to far into
>the management of the Museum ... or am I wrong?
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>Jerrie
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