Burrell Collection to reopen on March 29 after £68m refurbishment

The video discusses the enhancement of a renowned building in Scotland, highlighting the increased gallery space and energy efficiency improvements. It emphasizes the building's historical significance in Glasgow's cultural growth and its potential to boost the cultural sector post-COVID. The expansion includes 24 new galleries with over 2000 objects, featuring cross-cultural displays to engage visitors. Unique display methods, such as the flat presentation of the Wagner Garden carpet, offer new ways for visitors to interact with the collection.

What percentage increase in gallery space was achieved in the renovated building?

• 25%

• 30%

• 35%

• 40%

How did the museum contribute to Glasgow's cultural growth in the 1980s?

• By collaborating with local artists

• By offering free entry to all visitors

• By opening in 1983 and boosting cultural activities

• By hosting international art festivals

What is one of the key benefits of the museum's reopening post-COVID?

• Increased ticket prices

• Closure of other local museums

• Boost to the cultural and creative sectors

• Reduction in visitor numbers

What is unique about the new display strategy at the museum?

• Objects are displayed by type

• Displays are organized by color

• Cross-cultural themes are used

• Only modern art is displayed

What is special about the Wagner Garden carpet display?

• It is placed in a glass case

• It is displayed flat for 360-degree viewing

• It is displayed outdoors

• It is hung on the wall