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With a collection of over 100,000 works, only a small percentage of the art is on display at any given time. Carefully arranged by country of origin, the bulk of the objects are safety placed in drawers and on shelves in climate controlled storage areas.
Viewing work in this part of the museum can be as exciting as attending an exhibition. It is a different orientation, without a doubt, but for the informed eye, equally as exhilarating.
To visit the museum’s website, click here.
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Storage – at the Museum of International Folk Art in Santa Fe NM
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