Photography

Photography and video is not permitted unless by prior arrangement. Please contact us to discuss your request.

Exhibitions

Exhibition proposals are reviewed on an on-going basis by the Everhart Museum’s Curatorial Department. Use the Exhibit Proposal Form in order to have your proposal considered for display. If you are including work samples, slides, CDs, or other materials, please include a stamped, self addressed envelope if you would like your materials returned. Please do not send original material as the Everhart Museum accepts no responsibility for materials lost or damaged. Please note that the Everhart Museum receives many exhibition proposals each year so we would encourage you to contact a number of venues for your proposed exhibition. For additional information or should you have difficulty downloading the Exhibit Proposal form, please contact the Curatorial Department.

Valuation

The museum does not provide valuations for work. We recommend that you obtain valuations from reputable sources such as the American Society of Appraisers , Appraisers Association of America, International Society of Appraisers, or at major auction houses.

Conservation

The museum does not conserve artworks and recommends that you always use reputable, skilled and accredited conservators. The American Institute for the Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (AIP) is a national organization which registers conservation professionals. The organization provides a free guide to conservation services on its website (aic.standford.edu). The Regional Alliance for Preservation (RAP) is composed of regional conservation and preservation centers and will offer advice and referrals (www.rap-arcc.org).

Donation of Works

The museum does occasionally accept donated works for accessioning into the permanent collection. All potential donations are assessed against our collection policy to determine their suitability. Please contact the Curatorial Department if you have any queries or wish to donate a work.

Sale of Works

The museum is a not-for-profit institution that does not sell works.

Reproduction Requests

Anyone wishing to use the text, images or content from this website or from the Everhart Museum collection must obtain prior written approval. Permission for such use is granted on a case-by-case basis at the sole discretion of the Everhart Museum. A usage fee may be charged depending on the nature of the proposed use. All text and images published on this website are for personal and/or educational use only. Any commercial use or publication is strictly prohibited. For information concerning images for publishing and/or commercial use, contact: Curatorial Department, Re: Image Rights and Reproductions, Everhart Museum, 1901 Mulberry Street, Scranton, PA 18510-2390, or Fax 570-346-0652. All requests must be in writing.

Research

The Everhart Museum is dedicated to providing access to its collections and archives for the purposes of research. If you would like to view a work from the collection that is not on display or to review material from our archives please contact the museum to discuss your request.

Disabled Access

The museum provides disabled access via the rear entrance. We have allocated parking spaces adjacent to this entrance. We have an elevator which is accessible from all floors. There is a wheelchair available for public use within the museum.

Sketching

Sketching with pencils and paper is permitted in the museum. Use of all other materials is not permitted unless by prior arrangement with the curatorial staff.

Coatroom

All backpacks, large umbrellas, bags and packages larger than 16 x 16 inches must be checked in the coatroom near the main entrance of the museum.

Food & Beverages

The museum has a small area with café tables where non-alcoholic drinks and food purchased from dispensing machines may be consumed. Food and drinks are not permitted in the display areas of the museum.