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To solidify the long-term protection of the Dill Sanctuary's substantial ecological and archaeological heritage on James Island, the Charleston Museum, alongside community partners, is committing considerable resources to a conservation easement, transcending the limitations of its original bequest.
Tondo of the Two Brothers Restored Before Rome Loan
A three-week Egyptian-Italian conservation campaign meticulously corrected a prior misassembly and stabilized insect damage on the rare Roman-period Tondo, preparing this typologically unusual panel for its first international loan to an extensive Rome exhibition.
Salon 94 to Open Permanent Space in Paris During Art Basel
Facing the Jardin du Palais Royal, Salon 94's new intimate Parisian outpost will inaugurate its permanent presence with a Deborah Roberts solo exhibition, signifying a strategic, artist-driven expansion after years of market engagement.
Congressional Commission to Consider Adding Jewish Museum to Smithsonian Network
The recently empaneled congressional commission has begun its two-year deliberation on incorporating Philadelphia's Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History into the Smithsonian network, a decision poised to underscore the pivotal contributions of Jewish Americans to the national story.
Prune Nourry’s 'Visionaries' at the Petit Palais: Inside the Exhibition
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