Frank on Display
Frank opines about museums that once had printing exhibitions and those that have them now, and it's a sad fact that major museums around the world no longer have printing on display. There are now specialized museums that emphasize printing—but they all have the same problems with space and public interest.
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Discussion
By Michael Heaslip on Apr 16, 2021
The Museum of Science and Technology in Ottawa, Canada once had an antique printing equipment exhibit but is long gone now as well.
By Dov Isaacs on Apr 17, 2021
If you are passing through Maui, Hawaii, you should take an hour and visit the Hale Pa‘i Printing Museum and Archive Center at the Lahainaluna High School slightly east of the city of Lahaina on Maui's west coast. It is currently closed due to Covid-19, but after it reopens, it is worth a trip if you are on the island.
See https://lahainarestoration.org/hale-pai-museum/ for further information.