I can definitely understand how fragile some displays would be. Any pieces which have a "Do not touch" sign will be respected. If there is a piece which is available to be touched, and you feel that there might be some confusion between this one and the others, I would say using a business card or index card with a message like "Touch allowed" would help us distinguish one from the other. I am in contact with the head of the art show and the person leading the tour, and I plan on being in the tour. so we can make sure these guidelines get followed. The time I am looking at for the tour at this point is Sat. 4-5, and I'll announce this here and on the access Web page as soon as we confirm it.
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Date: 2009-11-30 01:46 pm (UTC)I am in contact with the head of the art show and the person leading the tour, and I plan on being in the tour. so we can make sure these guidelines get followed. The time I am looking at for the tour at this point is Sat. 4-5, and I'll announce this here and on the access Web page as soon as we confirm it.