Subject: Lighting
As part of my research project I am looking generally at the effects of light on works on paper in exhibitions and specifically on a problem area for exhibition in the institution where I am interning. The aim is to produce a safe environment for display. I am using the Blue Wool Standard for testing and was hoping that some one could tell me how to get a precise measurement from the Blue Wool. Comparing with a "Gray Scale" has been advised but I'm not sure what this is or where to find it.. Could any one also tell me what methods they use to protect objects in exhibitions from visible light. We are looking at some UV filters which block out considerable amounts of visible light. The light levels cannot be too low as the display case is next to a reading area. Also, and finally, I would be grateful if anyone could share their methods of how objects are tracked regrading their display and exposure time. Amy Junker Kress Intern New York Botanical Gardens *** Conservation DistList Instance 16:47 Distributed: Friday, February 7, 2003 Message Id: cdl-16-47-019 ***Received on Monday, 3 February, 2003
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