The museum hangs a room it has never shown
Forty works out of store, chosen by the people who keep them, and Wednesdays are free.
The museum has opened a room of forty works that have never been on its walls. They come from a store of about nine thousand pieces, and the choice was left to the four people who look after them rather than to a guest curator.
The labels say who chose each work and why, in two lines. Entry to the room is free on Wednesdays; on other days it is included in the ordinary ticket. The hang stays up until the end of March.






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