Box 15

Abstract From the Collection:

Brooklyn Museum Audio/Visual Collection is an artificial collection composed of A/V materials from all departments of the Brooklyn Museum spanning 1950-2010. Largely, the collection documents public programs, educational tours, audio guides, curatorial interviews, and press relating to the Brooklyn Museum.

Abstract From the Collection:

Brooklyn Museum Audio/Visual Collection is an artificial collection composed of A/V materials from all departments of the Brooklyn Museum spanning 1950-2010. Largely, the collection documents public programs, educational tours, audio guides, curatorial interviews, and press relating to the Brooklyn Museum.

Abstract From the Collection:

Brooklyn Museum Audio/Visual Collection is an artificial collection composed of A/V materials from all departments of the Brooklyn Museum spanning 1950-2010. Largely, the collection documents public programs, educational tours, audio guides, curatorial interviews, and press relating to the Brooklyn Museum.

Abstract From the Collection:

Brooklyn Museum Audio/Visual Collection is an artificial collection composed of A/V materials from all departments of the Brooklyn Museum spanning 1950-2010. Largely, the collection documents public programs, educational tours, audio guides, curatorial interviews, and press relating to the Brooklyn Museum.

Abstract From the Collection:

Brooklyn Museum Audio/Visual Collection is an artificial collection composed of A/V materials from all departments of the Brooklyn Museum spanning 1950-2010. Largely, the collection documents public programs, educational tours, audio guides, curatorial interviews, and press relating to the Brooklyn Museum.

Scope and Contents "Conservation of Contemporary Art: Mark Rothko: A Case Study" by Dana Crammer; "Legal Aspects in the Contemporary Art World" by Suan Biederman; "Reconstructing Art in an Era of Deconconstruction" by Ronald Feldman; "Ethical Concerns in the Conservation of Contemporary Art" Denise Domergue; "Questions of Conservation for a Collector of Contemporary Art" by Margart Matthews Berenson; "Collecting for the Future" Charlotta Kotik; "Conserving for the Future" by Ken Moser; Materials and Techniques...

Scope and Contents

Tape 264 has the ketnote address; tape 265 has a panel on cultural myths, and tape 266 has a panel on "speaking for ourselves".

Abstract From the Collection:

Brooklyn Museum Audio/Visual Collection is an artificial collection composed of A/V materials from all departments of the Brooklyn Museum spanning 1950-2010. Largely, the collection documents public programs, educational tours, audio guides, curatorial interviews, and press relating to the Brooklyn Museum.