Lilian Yong, Assistant Registrar, Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre (National Gallery of Victoria)
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This document provides a summary of a tour of the National Gallery of Victoria's registration and art services departments. It describes some of the behind-the-scenes areas visited including the off-site storage facility, conservation department, indigenous collection storeroom, and kids gallery. The tour highlighted practical equipment and custom storage solutions used to catalog, transport, and preserve the gallery's art collections.
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