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Ellen Feingold is the curator of the National Numismatic Collection and The Value of Money. She explains why visitors will enter the gallery through an authentic vault door and what they will find behind it.

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Once inside the gallery, visitors will not only see rare, historic, and beautiful objects, but also learn why monetary objects are valuable sources for exploring history. The Value of Money will link American history to global histories of exchange, cultural interaction, political change and innovation. Thematically organized into five sections, the exhibition explores the origins of money, new monetary technologies, the political and cultural messages money conveys, numismatic art and design, and the practice of collecting money. The collection's diversity will be evident because the exhibition combines American money with objects from around the world, drawing out comparisons and connections between seemingly disparate places and times.

Since the vault door entrance prepares visitors to see authentic objects, The Value of Money project team wanted the door to be as authentic as possible. Therefore, our vault door replica was custom built for our gallery entrance by a company called Vault Structures Inc. based in Fort Myers, Florida. They manufacture operational vault doors for banks and other institutions.

After many months of construction, the vault door arrived at the museum on March 27, 2015. Vault Structures Inc. installed its frame first, then the door itself, using a forklift to place the heavy door at the gallery's entrance. The door and its frame weigh approximately 2,850 pounds, nearly 1.5 tons!

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Gallery at the Vault in Springfield, Vermont, is dedicated to promoting the work of local and regional artists and craftspeople. Our website showcases many of the artists and craftspeople in our gallery and provides information about upcoming exhibits and special events.

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Curatorial Statement:

Certainly when approaching a collection of this magnitude, the task seems fairly daunting. The curatorial committee knew that we wanted to keep this show in line with the ideals of the Trap\door; showing contemporary work, maintaining a soupon of irreverence and highlighting work that may have been unfamiliar to a Lethbridge audience.

By choosing the theme of contemporary images of animals, we have picked subject matter that is conceptually rich, with its issues of decoration versus context. Certainly, the tradition of representing animals is a long one, harkening back to our own first scribblings with a crayon. We have noticed that many of our members also use animal imagery in their own work and explore similar ideas.

We hope that visitors find the show enlightening and enjoy seeing these gems brought up from the deepest, darkest bowels of the vault.