Exhibition Preparator Sean Murtha, left, and Senior Exhibition Designer Dan Buckley encase Native American blackware pottery on the new exhibit “Resolute: Native Nations Artwork within the Bruce Assortment” on the Bruce Museum in Greenwich, Conn. Wednesday, Nov. 3, 2021. The Bruce Museum is opening two new exhibitions on Nov. 7. “Resolute: Native Nations Artwork within the Bruce Assortment” options vital objects that present new details about Native Nations as historic and modern societies.”The Fisher Dollhouse: A Venetian Palazzo in Miniature” options miniature renderings of 10 rooms inside a diorama impressed by Venice’s glamorous Gritti Palace.
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GREENWICH — The employees on the Bruce Museum was busy this previous week making ready for 2 new displays that can open to the general public on Sunday.
“Resolute: Native Nations Artwork within the Bruce Assortment” will function vital objects that present new details about Native Nations as historic and modern societies.
Exhibition preparator Sean Murtha and senior exhibition designer Dan Buckley encased Native American blackware pottery for the brand new exhibit “Resolute” earlier this week.
Director of exhibitions Anne von Stuelpnagel arrange the particular lighting for the brand new exhibit “The Fisher Dollhouse: A Venetian Palazzo in Miniature.” The brand new exhibit will show miniature renderings of 10 rooms inside a diorama impressed by Venice’s glamorous Gritti Palace.
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