Museum Exhibition Lighting Design for The William Morris Gallery
Project Information
The African Textiles Today Exhibition is a touring museum exhibit on loan from The British Museum in London.
- Focusing of lighting
- Monitoring of light levels
- Lighting controls
- Conservation lighting for museums
- Museum exhibition lighting design
- An innovative exhibition that explores how the printed and woven textiles of eastern and southern Africa mirror the ever-changing times, fashions, and tastes of the region.
- Using the existing lighting tracks, controls, and fittings to achieve conservation lighting as specified by The British Museum – Loans and Display Department.
- Demonstrate how the cloth is used to celebrate influential people and distinguished occasions, for example, Nelson Mandela and the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa.
- The William Morris Gallery is located in London, United Kingdom
- Conservation Lighting: Conservation Lighting Gallery
- Museum Lighting: Museum and Art Gallery Lighting
- Snippet Lighting: Exhibition Lighting
- Focusing of lighting
- Monitoring of light levels
- Lighting controls
- Conservation lighting for museums
- Museum exhibition lighting design
- A captivating exhibit that investigates how printed and woven textiles from eastern and southern Africa mirror the region’s ever-changing times, movements, and tastes.
- Use of the existing lighting track, controls, and fittings to achieve conservation lighting as specified by The British Museum (loans and display department).
- Show how the cloth is used to commemorate influential persons and significant events, such as Nelson Mandela and the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa.
- The William Morris Gallery is located in London, United Kingdom.
