Museum Ethics Q & A: Questionable Provenance
Q: Should museums treat recently created objects with questionable provenance any differently than they do older objects with questionable provenance? Submitted
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Read MoreMartha Morris, Associate Professor and Assistant Director, Museum Studies Department, George Washington University: Museums have dealt with the issues of
Read MoreQ: An increasing number of museums are using their websites to demonstrate greater accountability and transparency through such means as identifying
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