Lets Members of Congress display stored art from federal museums in their offices.
A new program would let Members of Congress borrow and display art from federal museums like the Smithsonian that is currently kept in storage. This means art that isn't being seen by the public could be shown in congressional offices.
Today, works of visual art owned by federally-funded institutions that are not on public display are held in storage and are not available for display in congressional offices. If this bill becomes law, the Architect of the Capitol would set up a program allowing Members of Congress to display these stored artworks in their offices.
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