Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Georgia O'keeffe Museum Will Increase Public Access to Its Collections While Enhancing the Quality of Its Digitization Processes. the Project Team Will Digitize 1,571 Objects From the Museum's Fine Arts and Personal Property Collections. the Museum Staff Will Work With Two Photographers to Capture Images of Objects, Which Range From Oil on Canvas to Paper to Photography to Textiles. the Museum Will Purchase Supplies and Equipment to Create a Photography Studio, Which Will Be Eventually Used to Image Capture the Entire Fine Art Photography Collection. a Digitization Consultant Will Advise the Museum on the Purchase of Equipment and Train Staff on the Skills Needed to Continue the Work. the Newly Digitized Images Will Be Publicly Accessible on the Museum's Website.
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