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    <p>The Alberta Museums used to have a program of Traveling Exhibits
      that acted to rotate small sized exhibits from town to town for
      display in public libraries and small museums.   It was a stable
      program and more regularly organized than BC's Royal BC Museum's
      traveling exhibit program.    Regular circulation among the
      participating places was accomplished by a staff member with a
      truck which proceeded to transfer the exhibits from place to place
      on the circuit.   It was a brilliant use of resources.   Any of
      the small exhibits created were not shown once, but many times to
      many audiences.    I believe there were standard sized cases in
      most of the places, so the exhibits were universally easy to
      display.   New exhibits were continually created and added for
      circulation.   With small exhibits, the program costs were very
      economical considering the large number of people who saw the
      finished displays in the prominent public places.<br>
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    <p>That could be a good project for the BC Museums Association.  
      There is much local talent spread throughout our local museums.  A
      project of shared displays could be organized provincially and
      produced locally to a standard display space format for
      circulation in the program.    Local artefacts could also be added
      to enhance any display to provide local context to the many
      cultural stories shared in common.   </p>
    <p>From my own experience as a Traveling Curator for the Vancouver
      Art Gallery, which once had such a program of external exhibits in
      rotation at local galleries and schools throughout BC, I
      discovered that the role of the traveling attendant who curated
      the displays and presented public programs associated with them
      was greatly enhanced through also becoming a transmitter of
      messages and concepts from place to place within the BC museum
      community at large.<br>
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    <p>Cuyler Page</p>
    <p>Heritage Interpretation Services</p>
    <p>Vernon, BC   (250) 309-9248<br>
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    <p><a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:cuyler@telus.net">cuyler@telus.net</a></p>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 2025-02-04 3:55 p.m., Moderated BCMA
      subscriber listserv wrote:<br>
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      <div dir="auto">Looking for examples of collaborative
        relationships between museums and libraries - specially youth
        programming but open to any examples.</div>
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      <div dir="auto">Thanks so much! </div>
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