Museum of Glass

The Museum of Glass Will Ensure Long-term Care and Public Access to Born-digital and Digitized Collections Related to the History of Glass as a Contemporary Art Medium. the Museum Will Hire a Digital Archivist Who Will Work With a Curatorial Assistant to Digitize a Portion of the Museum’s Collection, Including Photographs and Video Footage of Glass Artists. Project Staff Will Create Institutional Digital Preservation Plans and Implement a New Digital Asset Management System. Project Staff Will Make Digitized Collections Accessible Online for the Benefit of Historians, Art Educators, and Glass Artists.

Committed

$173,848

Paid out
$138.5K
80%
Committed, not yet paid
$35.4K
20%

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