Laura I think you did a great job with this video a great representative for a cultural icon in the Peterson. It would be a dream come true to work at the great Peterson, but I will let you do this since your work is top notch! Very professional, classic apparel and stunning looks! Keep it up!
Whoever is in charge of thos channel, please never stop doing these videos. You should do the mechanics who have to work on these next Fav was definitely Bumblebee. That was hilarious. Please show the conversation of that one being brought in and explained too.
Wow thank you, the work is amazing. These displays are all so kept well with great keep it simple type focus on the piece. Can't wait to visit in person again.
Laura, I enjoyed these videos...but there has not been one for a while...is there a plan to do more? I live in NJ, so this is the only way I can 'get to' the museum.
You try not to climb into them when ye dont have to?? Id be having my lunch breaks in them making vroom vroom noises. What a cool job. Never know what your doing one exhibition to the next. Great videos, im sure your work is appreciated by all those who cant make it to the museum in person.
Question: How is an exhibition actually created -- from basic ideas, possible sponsors thereof, vehicles from a private collection (how does one get approval for that), approval of the exhibition via the museum (board of directors or ????), artwork sketches (how it might be layed out or where in the museum), coordination of cars to be displayed, artifacts from the archive and more. Inevitably there must be months of work involved to make some of the great displays happen. The reason I ask is I was still stunned by how fantastic the silver exhibition from a few years ago when we brought in the Ferrari 375MM (ex-Roberto Rossellini / Ingrid Bergman) coupe for display from a Northwest customer of mine and how it was displayed and showcased when there.
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Great job Laura! I always appreciate the attention to detail the Petersen is known for with their exhibits.
Laura I think you did a great job with this video a great representative for a cultural icon in the Peterson. It would be a dream come true to work at the great Peterson, but I will let you do this since your work is top notch! Very professional, classic apparel and stunning looks! Keep it up!
Whoever is in charge of thos channel, please never stop doing these videos. You should do the mechanics who have to work on these next
Fav was definitely Bumblebee. That was hilarious. Please show the conversation of that one being brought in and explained too.
Comments like this keep this videos coming! Glad you enjoyed!!
I love the Pininfarina display!!
Wow thank you, the work is amazing. These displays are all so kept well with great keep it simple type focus on the piece. Can't wait to visit in person again.
Thank you very much! We hope to see you soon!
Very cool, really enjoyed!!!! Can't wait to get out there and visit. 😉
Please do!
@@PetersenMuseum 👍
Cool behind the scenes of the setup and maintenance of the displays. 😎👍🇨🇦
Laura, I enjoyed these videos...but there has not been one for a while...is there a plan to do more? I live in NJ, so this is the only way I can 'get to' the museum.
Class 👌
This is some super awsome niche viewing, and im all about it. Great job L
Glad you enjoyed!
Great delivery of the tour! I recently became curious as to what an archivist does, so this was a very helpful video.
love the small batman car collection!
Bladerunner must have some adam savage props to display
Just love the fact that Bumblebee's battery is in his crotch
Everyone keeps batteries in their junk drawer :p
Yeaah woah
Great display! Im a new subscriber.
Thanks for the sub! Stay a while!
You try not to climb into them when ye dont have to?? Id be having my lunch breaks in them making vroom vroom noises.
What a cool job. Never know what your doing one exhibition to the next. Great videos, im sure your work is appreciated by all those who cant make it to the museum in person.
Question: How is an exhibition actually created -- from basic ideas, possible sponsors thereof, vehicles from a private collection (how does one get approval for that), approval of the exhibition via the museum (board of directors or ????), artwork sketches (how it might be layed out or where in the museum), coordination of cars to be displayed, artifacts from the archive and more. Inevitably there must be months of work involved to make some of the great displays happen.
The reason I ask is I was still stunned by how fantastic the silver exhibition from a few years ago when we brought in the Ferrari 375MM (ex-Roberto Rossellini / Ingrid Bergman) coupe for display from a Northwest customer of mine and how it was displayed and showcased when there.
I believe we have a video coming out on this soon about this!
How long is the hollywood dream machines exhibit staying there?
Bumble-Bee is my favorite.
They couldn't Bumble Bees battery pack ANYWHERE else? LMAO fuck
Nothing like those 3 dislikes to keep you grounded hey. 🤷♂️
Ahh, his "batteries".
Bumblebee has batteries in his crotch. Interesting.
Oh my god, what would I do living in california with my car after a earthquake
1:07 show me the exhibitionist