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Futurist Friday: The Water Next Time

I’m capping risk management week here on the Blog a visceral reminder of how flooding can catch museums unawares. (If you missed them, make sure to read Tuesday’s post on how …

Never Underestimate the Power of Preparation!

Never Underestimate the Power of Preparation! Earlier this week, the Blog featured a post by Sarah Sutton about a recent conference addressing the preservation challenges of rising sea …

Unwanted Water

According to the Floodsmart.gov website, coastal areas of the US account for more than half of the nation’s population and housing. This pattern is reflected the distribution of American …

Futurist Friday: The Flood Next Time

Bjarke Ingels BIG architects in Copenhagen, won a federal competition to design storm protection for New York City. In this article he speaks about how his work in geoengineering is …

Monday Musing: TrendsWatch Watch

Here’s a quick roundup of recent stories related to the themes in TrendsWatch 2015 (Haven’t got your copy yet? Download the free PDF here. Print copies will be available in the AAM …

Security Lessons: What can we learn from the Rotterdam Heist?

This article originally appeared in the March/April 2013 edition of Museum magazine. In the early morning hours of October 16, 2012, two unidentified thieves broke into the Rotterdam …

Crack Warp Shrink Flake: A New Look At Conservation Standards

This article originally appeared in the January/February 2011 edition of Museum magazine. In the high humidity of summer, bronzes erupt with powdery green corrosion and paper becomes …

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