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Metzenbaum murals - A Rebirth of Public Art

A Rebirth of Public Art

This article features art conservation work by McKay Lodge Fine Arts Conservation Laboratory, a specialist in art conservation, at the Howard M. Metzenbaum US Courthouse in Cleveland, Ohio. The PDF file is here: MILLET MURALS AT METZENBAUM Clem Labine’s Traditional Building…

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Fort Myers Florida Tile Mosaic

Fort Myers Florida Tile Mosaic

The McKay Lodge Conservation Lab conserved a mosaic by Barbara Jo Revelle, titled The Alternative History of Fort Myers. The 100 foot wide tile mural is composed of approximately 297,600 colored tiles forming a composite of historical images of Fort…

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Saving Romare Bearden's Pittsburgh Recollections

Saving Romare Bearden’s Pittsburgh Recollections

Public Art Conservation: Cleveland area art conservation center McKay Lodge Conservation Laboratory was asked to remove a large, 780 tile mosaic mural from an underground light rail station in Pittsburgh. And to do so very quickly as its station was…

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Art Conservation Cleveland Public Art

2014 Restoration of Albrizio Fresco Murals – Services Donated

Murals Conservation: During September 2014, twelve New Orleans frescoes by Louisiana artist Conrad Albrizio (1894-1973) were treated by Conservator of Paintings, Murals, and Polychromed Surfaces Stefan Dedecek. These Albrizio frescoes represent the twelve Stations of the Cross. They are located…

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Pittsburgh subway mural

The New York Times: Pittsburgh Subway Mural Is Saved

McKay Lodge Conservation Laboratory is removing and restoring a Pittsburgh Subway Mural by Romare Bearden titled Pittsburgh Recollections. Read more about this tile mural project using the link below. From: The New York Times Tiles designed by the artist Romare Bearden…

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Monumental N.C. Wyeth Mural Relocation

Mural Conservation – Monumental N.C. Wyeth Relocation

In murals conservation (or mural conservation) removals for relocations are sometimes necessary for their survival when the buildings that house them are slated for demolition or for invasive alterations. These removals, as here, can be both extremely difficult and toxic…

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