The label that had to be rewritten

The first version of one label named the technique imprecisely — corrected the day before opening.
The mistake was spotted not by the curator but by the artist, who came to the installation. The label carried the general name of a technique, while the work combines two, and the second is the dominant one.
The label was rewritten and a line about the support material added. The museum calls this ordinary: labels are always checked with the artist when the artist is available — which is why installation takes several days, not one evening.
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