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We are a museum design firm that specializes in exhibit design, interpretative exhibits, and fabrication and installation.

Museum Arts, Inc.
2639 Freewood Dr.
Dallas, TX 75220

 

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  • The Glue that Holds Museums Together (Part 2 of 2)

    Graphics are the glue that holds museums together but what makes a great graphic?  The first step in developing a graphic is the right content.  Compelling images are the most important part…

    April 28, 2021
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  • Reawakening 2021

    By Bryan Graham For most of us in the Museum Community, 2020 truly was far worse than the haircuts chops men performed staring in the bathroom mirror or the awful do-it-yourself hair…

    January 28, 2021
    News
  • Graphics: the Glue that Holds Things Together

    A great story and one-of-a-kind artifacts may be at the heart of every great museum, but graphics are the glue that hold it together. The design of a museum’s graphics sets the…

    January 25, 2021
    Process & Planning, Design
  • New Deal Murals Returned Home

    For several decades, the New Deal murals of artist Xavier Gonzalez hung with pride on the walls of Kilgore’s Depression era post office. Since 1999 the Art has been in the care…

    November 25, 2020
    News
  • Cleaning Supplies

    6 Expert Ways to Properly Disinfect a Public Space

    By Mr. James Careless In Light of Covid 19 and with permission from our friends at Church.Design. Museum Arts would like to take the opportunity to reprint an excellent article by Mr.…

    October 12, 2020
    Process & Planning
  • Enhance Your Storytelling

    Let’s explore a couple ways exhibits can be heightened by developing the unseen.

    July 18, 2019
    Process & Planning, Design
  • Loving Care for Family Treasures

    If you live with treasured antiques, treat them as you would like to be treated. Artifacts made of fabric, wood, paper, or plastic are safest in the same conditions that make humans comfortable. Anything else is destructive.

    June 24, 2019
    Process & Planning
  • Captivate Repeat Visitors with Little to No Budget

    In order to keep your museum from getting stale, we have a few suggestions on how to keep repeat visitors engaged without redoing your whole collection.

    May 15, 2019
    Process & Planning, Design
  • Interactive Exhibits: What’s Best for Your Museum – Digital or Analog?

    Let’s face it-exhibits can be very expensive! Interactivity adds even more costs to a basic exhibit.  For the sake of argument, I’m generically dividing museum interactive exhibits into 2 categories-Digital and Analog.…

    February 19, 2019
    Process & Planning
  • Museum Maintenance Tips To Keep Exhibits Looking New

    Walking into a museum, it becomes clear very quickly if the museum and its exhibits and artifacts are a priority to the establishment. Burned out bulbs, dusty artifacts, smudged glass, and worn…

    January 31, 2019
    Process & Planning
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