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1. Exhibition Space
(Displaying clothes)
... room for technical staff to move around inside to make final adjustments after the figures are in place. The same is true for the construction of crates for transport. Is the lift big enough? Here the ...
2. Transporting Costume
(Displaying clothes)
... moved. Sometimes the mounting which objects have for storage are also appropriate for support during transportation and exhibition. Factors to remember in moving costume: risks and dangers  ...
3. Storing Costume
(Working with clothes)
... best quality shelves, drawers, and/or compact storage that are in within one’s budget workspace: much costume work is often best done in the storage area (rather than transporting objects to the workshop), ...
4. Preventive Conservation
(Working with clothes)
... to preserve all works of art by controlling the environment in which they are displayed, stored and transported. It includes maintaining stable temperature and relative humidity levels, managing light ...
5. Planning a Costume Exhibition - a checklist
(Displaying clothes)
... if required transportation between storage, workshop and exhibition space  plan already beforehand how and when to dismantle     Preparing the museum   security ...
6. Mannequins for Costume Display
(Displaying clothes)
... foresight and planning. Small carriers on wheels (of the kind used by car mechanics working under cars) are useful, but the dressed mannequin should always be covered and packed for transportation so the ...
7. Handling Clothes
(Working with clothes)
... for safe handling, storage, and transportation Plan to have time to mount the dress properly for photography Pattern taking Mounting costume for exhibition  Conclusion Helpful sources of ...
8. Guidelines
(Working with clothes)
... folding. If unavoidable, use acid-free tissue paper to cushion the folds. Transport only under dust covers, using buffered trays or trolleys. Dustcovers should be made from well washed unbleached, or ...
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