Tracey Berg-Fulton

Tracey Berg-Fulton is Collections Database Associate at Carnegie Museum of Art. She is an experienced registrar and collections professional, with a passion for exploring how technology can bring people, museums, and objects together. Tracey is a born Pittsburgher, an adopted Glaswegian, and guardian of a Giant Schnabrador named Walter.

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Banner image of a handwritten note with provenance information, affixed to the back of a wooden frame.

Unraveling the Mystery of the ‘Laughing Boy’ Painting

Tracey Berg-Fulton tracks the provenance of a particularly mysterious painting in the permanent collection at Carnegie Museum of Art.

By Tracey Berg-Fulton Apr 05, 2016

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Banner image of Pierugino's St. Augustine with Members of the Confraternity of Perugia (detail).

Why Museums Love Libraries

Without libraries, museums would be flying blind.

By Tracey Berg-Fulton Apr 06, 2015

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A sheaf of old documents, including a signed letter from Julia Child.

The People That You Meet in Museum Files

CMOA's Collections Database Associate finds a letter from Julia Child tucked away in an archival sleeve.

By Tracey Berg-Fulton Dec 05, 2014

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Artistic work War Bridge

Parties, Marriage, and Provenance

Questions raised about the provenance of an artwork that is the joint property of a married couple.

By Tracey Berg-Fulton Sep 03, 2014