Transcription of Exhibition display techniques ISSUE No. 27
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Exhibition display techniquesDavid Luoni, Heritage Projects Officer, Gore District Council, at Mataura MuseumPublic programmes (including exhibitions)He Rauemi Resource GuideISSUE No. 27 Exhibition display techniques2 PreventivePO Box 467, Wellington, New ZealandCopyright 2017 Museum of New Zealand Te Papa TongarewaThis National Services Te Paerangi Resource Guide is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCom-mercial-NoDerivs New Zealand License. To view a copy of this license, visit For any further use not covered by this licence please contact 1175-6462 (Print) ISSN: 2253-1610 (Online)Cover Image: Courtesy of David Luoni, 2015 Exhibition display techniques01 Exhibition display techniquesA map, a vase, a kete whatever objects you exhibit, you want them to be a pleasure to view.
or spray adhesive. Or you can buy foam board with a pre-coated sticky surface, ready to use. Spray adhesive is quite smelly, so it is best applied in well-ventilated spaces, or outside. It’s a good idea to practise using adhesives before you tackle the actual job. Use a plastic squeegee to remove bubbles and small creases
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