Engaging Native American Communities for Cultural Respect and Collaboration in Repurposing Shuttered Museum Spaces
A recent article in the New York Times, by Julia Jacobs and Zachary Small, explains how leading museums are removing Native American displays due to new federal rules. It seems we are at the beginning of a long overdue reassessment of the ethics behind displaying cultural artifacts. The Level Studio Architecture team thought it was important to weigh in on this to discuss the importance of cultural respect, Indigenous rights, representation and inclusion, educational value, ethical responsibility, and evolving legal compliance issues.
Constructing an Art Gallery in New York State (a follow-up)
From the architectural nuances to legal and zoning requirements, embarking on the journey to transform a space into an art gallery in New York involves navigating a myriad of construction considerations. Each element plays a pivotal role in shaping a gallery that not only showcases art but stands as a testament to thoughtful design. So let us break it down for you.
Designing an Art Gallery in New York State
Designing an art gallery in New York State is a thrilling endeavor, as the state boasts a rich cultural scene and a diverse audience of art enthusiasts. To create a successful art gallery that both showcases artwork effectively and provides a welcoming atmosphere for visitors, it's essential to consider several crucial factors.