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Institutions Rethink Public Art Conservation Amid Climate Extremes
Original: Institutions Are Increasingly Rethinking Public Art Conservation With Climate Extremes in Mind
Museums and public art institutions are changing how they conserve outdoor artworks as heat waves, floods and storms become more frequent. Conservation approaches built for stable climates are being revisited, with institutions weighing new materials, protective measures and relocation of vulnerable pieces. The shift reflects a growing recognition that climate extremes now pose a direct, ongoing threat to art displayed in public spaces worldwide.
Why now: Rising frequency of extreme weather events is forcing institutions to adapt how they protect public art.
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- Institutions Are Increasingly Rethinking Public Art Conservation With Climate Extremes in Mind · observer.com
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