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Magnets: A Possible Way of Mounting and a New Storage System

In recent years, neodymium magnets have been increasingly used in exhibitions for temporary mounting. This fast and efficient method was also used at the exhibition ‘Avantgarde!’ [1] (Figures 1 and 2). From a total of 800 objects, 120 were attached with magnets in display cases. These objects ranged from postcards, single sheets, and letters to magazines and newspapers consisting of several folded sheets (stapled or loose), all from the beginning of the twentieth century. The mounting with magnets was to support the clear and unobtrusive aesthetics of the presentation.