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Collections Access Project

As of July 2014 online visitors can learn more about the works of art and artists in our collection, thanks to a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. The July 2012 grant allowed us to expand our existing online initiative over the course of two years by including in depth content for about 90 European and Contemporary objects. Each selected object has a publication quality photograph, an essay that offers the object’s artistic and historical context, plus its provenance and exhibition history from the museum's files. In addition to featuring these selected objects, the museum has updated all of its 2,500 artist records. For the first time, online visitors can search these records for artists and easily find all of their objects in the Currier’s collection. Records for local artists represented in the collection also have a short biography about the artist. We encourage you to take our <a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1QvbqQmbuzsm2ayQ2sJjCzg7qUhtW7m7kCmal6EYJAbM/viewform" target="_blank">survey</a> and let us know your thoughts about the new information. <b>We would like to thank the following individuals for their participation in this project :</b> Copy Editor: Lys Ann Weiss, Post Hoc Academic Publishing Services Database Assistants: Ashlee Bailey and Aimie Westphal Writers: Nadia Baadj, Ashlee Bailey , Michelle Millar Fisher, Martin Fox, Grace-Yvette Gemmell, Inez E. McDermott, Elizabeth Nogrady, Jane Seney, Kurt Sundstrom, Melissa Geisler Trafton, Barbara McLean Ward, Gerald W. R. Ward, and Emily M. Weeks Ph.D., Aimie Westphal Project Manager: Cindy Mackey, Associate Registrar Project Director: Andrew Spahr, Director of Collections and Exhibitions <b>We would like to thank the following funders for this project :</b> The National Endowment for the Arts The Ruth and James Ewing Fund of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation The John H. Pearson Fund of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation Arthur Getz Charitable Trust, RBS Citizens, N.A. Trustee

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