Collecting Posters Tips From The National Museum Exhibit
Therese Heyman, curator at the National Museum of American Art, explains posters can be a fun way for kids to collect memories. Start by asking for or buying posters from places that display them like airports, theaters, zoos, or restaurants.
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Handling and Display Tips for Fragile Posters
Posters are fragile and disposable. handle with care to avoid tearing. Do not paste or tape directly to surfaces. use heavy paper corners or foam boards to mount, then attach boards to walls. Corner techniques prevent damage, and foam boards allow easy poster changes without harming the artwork.
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Proper Poster Storage Guidelines
Store posters rolled in tubes wider than the roll. Keep them dry and away from pets. Suitable spaces include a dry basement attic or closet. To flatten a curled poster use a barely damp sponge run lightly across the back then flatten and air dry.
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