rehang

verb

1. To hang again.

   “Alan paid for a full restoration, and the clock was first rehung at Carnforth in July 2002, before it was removed again in 2020 for a second renovation […].”

noun

1. A change of exhibited pieces in an art gallery.

   ““Good taste” has become more democratic. Not to mention politicised: most national galleries are in the midst of major rehangs to try to showcase works by women, non-white or outside artists whose works have been until now overlooked.”

   “According to Ángeles González-Sinde, the president of the Reina Sofía’s board, the rehang – an exercise museums undertake to re-evaluate and reinvigorate their collections – is much more than a simple rejigging.”