Category Archives: Saving Public Art

Retablo at Mission San Juan Capistrano Preserved, Restored, Protected

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Mural Restoration Expert Removes Iconic Mosaic Mural From BYU-Hawaii David O. McKay Building Prior To Demolition

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Saving WPA Pre-World War II Murals by Ross Dickinson From Demolition in Los Angeles

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A Recent Call to Mission San Luis Obispo

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FACL Conducts Mural Preservation & Removal in Hawaii – Edward T. Grigware’s “The Defiance of Pele”

You Won’t Believe the Mural Preservation Process! Have you ever wondered how art conservators do mural removals or mural preservation? If so, this is the story you’ve been waiting for. At Fine Art Conservation Laboratories, Inc. (FACL), we take immense … Continue reading

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Art Restoration: Water Damaged Mural in Los Angeles County- Hugo Ballin’s Art Deco Legacy

Unveiling the Secrets of Mural Restoration – Explore the Thrilling Journey of Preserving Cultural Heritage! Join us on an enlightening journey as we delve into the fascinating world of mural art restoration through the experienced eyes of professional art conservator, … Continue reading

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Mural Restoration of Public Art and Saving Bees in North Hollywood’s Chandler Corridor

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“The Spirit of Catalina” A Masterpiece Mural by Roger Dolin Protected with MuralGuard

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Pezzi Al Muro – talks e mostra online conference (a Lonato del Garda, Lombardy, Italy)

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Anniversary of the 1966 Flood in Florence – A turning point for the world

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