Study Room Guidelines

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The study rooms offer students, faculty, and other visitors a unique opportunity to examine and discuss original works of art without barriers. These guidelines are intended to ensure a positive experience for visitors and the safety of the artwork. We hope that you enjoy your visit!

Permitted Items:

• Pencils
• Notebooks
• Laptops, tablets, and cell phones

Prohibited Items:

• Pens
• Bags/backpacks, coats, and umbrellas,
• Water bottles and liquids of any kind
• Food, gum, cough drops, and hard candy

In the Study Rooms:

• Avoid placing pencils, notebooks, laptops, tablets, or cell phones near any artwork.
• Do not touch the artwork. Only trained Museum staff are permitted to handle the art.
• Do not lean or sit on the tables or counter ledges in the study rooms. Visitors are welcome to move chairs close to the artwork.
• Secure clothing, jewelry, hair, strings, and scarves to avoid contact with works of art.
• Avoid putting feet on the chairs.
• Please be mindful of proximity to the artwork.
• Please turn away from the artwork should you need to sneeze or cough.
• Visitors are permitted to photograph works of art but without a flash. Do not hold the photographic device directly over the artwork.