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Napisano: 16 Mar 2010 19:48

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U amsterdamskom Van Gog muzeju rešili su da internet publici pruže detaljan uvid u proces restauracije Van Gogove slike "Umetnikova spavaća soba". Troje "blogera", glavni restaurator, kustos i direktor muzeja, vodiće svojevrsan onlajn dnevnik o restauraciji koja je u toku, svako iz svog ugla.

Citat:"It is the first time we have rendered each step of a restoration accessible to the public in this way," the museum's director Axel Ruger said in a statement.

The blog will have weekly updates of the restoration work with pictures and video, the museum said.

http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/ar.....20794.html

Dopuna: 22 Mar 2010 21:14

Još jedan, sličan poduhvat čiji je cilj da se široj publici približi proces restauracije umetničkih dela, započet je u Fondaciji Bejeler. Restauratorske radove na Matisovom poznom delu "Acanthes" rađenom tehnikom kolaža, publika će moći da prati uživo.

Citat:Recognising the public’s desire to watch conservation in action, the Fondation Beyeler will open a new, glass-fronted conservation studio later this month as part of its restoration and technical and scholarly investigation of Matisse’s Acanthes—a large format papier découpé or paper cut-out.
The three-year Acanthes project, which launched in 2009, is an interdisciplinary exploration of the 1953 cut-out, combining art historical research with the expertise of conservators to learn more about Matisse’s method and devise the best course of action for the work’s restoration. The project is a collaboration between the Beyeler Fondation and Nationale Suisse, with cooperation from the Matisse Archives in Paris, the Hochschule der Künste in Bern and institutions with paper cut-outs including the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
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“It’s important to the museum and to the field of conservation for the public to bring this traditionally behind-the-scenes type of work into the limelight. It helps make people more aware of why things are costly,” said Küster.
The studio opens on 30 March and the public can follow the project’s progress online at www.beyeler.com/acanthes.

http://www.theartnewspaper.com/articles/See-why-conservation-is-costly/20297

Deo sajta Fondacije Bejeler posvećen ovoj restauraciji: http://www.beyeler.com/acanthes/?a=1&t=0&y.....s=&l=2