Internship

As an Art Registration Intern at Museum London, I was able to use the skills I learned at Fleming College in relation to historical artifacts and apply them to fine art objects. I worked closely with the Art Registrar on all aspects of collections management, including the cataloguing, inventory, and collections storage of the fine art... Continue Reading →

NovaMuse Data Cleaning

In my Collections Management class, we had the privilege of working with the Association of Nova Scotia Museums on a data-cleaning project. NovaMuse is a collective access database that allows museums to make the objects in their collections accessible to the public. I was assigned ten records to clean from the Sydney & Louisburg Railway... Continue Reading →

Affixing Accession Numbers

In my Collections Management course, I have learned to affix accession numbers to artifacts in a way that is reversible and does not cause damage. I have used pencil to apply numbers to archival material, used a barrier coat with ink for three-dimensional objects, and sewn labels onto textiles. Skills Acquired: Manual dexterity Attention to... Continue Reading →

Artifact Documentation

In my Collections Management and Care of Collections courses, I have experienced the process of documenting artifacts. I have learned how to complete a catalogue worksheet and have entered it into the Peterborough Museum & Archives' database, Inmagic (see Morse code practice buzzer cataloguing sheet here). I have also learned how to condition report objects... Continue Reading →

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