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Jeffrey, we too at the National Gallery (Hugo and I) would also be interested in this. We're currently thinking of putting at least some of this kind of material in the Conservation module, but if ther'es a consensus for putting it elsewhere, we'll gladly reconsider.
Best wishes
Rupert
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Jeffrey, I'd be interested in hearing more about your system once it's been ironed out. ~Chad
On Mon, Mar 30, 2020 at 11:28 AM Smith, Jeffrey <[log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>> wrote:
At the Freer and Sackler Galleries, we are moving towards using a flex field group of established exhibition criteria, to be added to every object record. It will have element like light level, handling levels, next exhibition date, etc. It’s not been entirely ironed out yet.
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Good Morning Everyone,
First off, I hope everyone is well and staying safe.
During this time, it seems staff is thinking about those items which have been pushed down the “to-do” list. Our Prints, Drawings, and Photography Department would like a way to indicate if an object is not suitable for travelling or viewing in their study room. Some of the reasons an object would be flagged are the following: fragile medium, fragile object, past light exposures, etc. It seems a system could be developed across the collection not just for one department.
I would be interested to see how others are tracking this in their systems. Thanks for sharing your ideas, solutions, and attribute lists.
Best,
Renee
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