THE MUSEUM OF SCOTLAND AND CONSERVATION ISSUES OF COMMISSIONED ART

David Clarke · Helen Spencer · Belén Cobo del Arco

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The Museum of Scotland is a new building in Edinburgh which opened in November 1998 to present the history of Scotland from its geological beginnings to the present day. This paper considers conservation issues within three themes: the building itself as iconic modern architecture and its effect on the exhibition displays and their development; modern art which was commissioned to enhance the displays in specific ways; and the use of modern sculpture for the actual display of archaeological artifacts.

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1999Gas Lighting in British Museums and Galleries, with Particular Reference to the Edinburgh Museum of Science and Art 2004The making of the Museum of Scotland 2000Monitoring of deposited particle levels within the museum of Scotland: During and after construction 1999New things set in many landscapes: aspects of the Museum of Scotland

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