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Did you know that there is an artist who paints with explosions of gunpowder and pigment on canvas?
His name is Cai Gou-Quiang, born in China (Quanzhou, 1957). As a contemporary artist, he has experimented with various techniques and materials, among them gunpowder explosions on canvas. As you can imagine, this curious painting technique has the serious drawback of...
The Intriguing Case of Richard Serra’s Iron Sculpture
In this new blog, we would like to recommend an interesting narrative that has been published in Spain by Anagrama. It is called Obra maestra (Masterpiece) by journalist Juan Tallón. At SIT, it is especially close to our hearts because of the subject matter and the...
The Journey of El Greco’s Masterpieces
In the world of art, every masterpiece has its own story, its own journey through time and space. And recently, in an exciting event for the Diocese of Cadiz, El Greco's 'The Vision of St. Francis' has returned to its home in the chapel of the Women's Hospital after...
The Importance of Emergency Collections
In a global context where stability seems increasingly fragile, it is vital to recognize the importance of protecting our priceless cultural heritage in times of crisis. The possibility of emergencies and disasters is always latent. In this scenario, personnel...
The World of Art Through the Eyes of Couriers
In the fascinating universe of temporary art exhibitions, there is a group of individuals who rarely receive the recognition they deserve: the Couriers. These guardians of artistic heritage play a crucial role in the safe transfer of works of art from their places of...
Climate Control in the Conservation of Works of Art
In the fascinating world of art, we immerse ourselves in the contemplation of works that arouse emotions and transport us to different universes. However, behind the visual beauty, there is a crucial aspect that we often overlook: the climate control of the...
Cultural Tourism and Climate Change: Responsible Reflections
Today, climate change has become a global concern, and its relationship to cultural property poses significant challenges. Rather than focusing on the traditional preservation of works of art, we want to explore how museums, monuments and historic urban centers...
Unveiling the Canvas of Time: A Journey Through Art History
In this blog we will travel through time, exploring the eras and movements that have shaped the fascinating world of art. From prehistoric caves to contemporary expressions, we will detail the highlights in the history of art that have left an indelible mark on...
How to Clean and Restore Your Artworks and Antiques After Storage
The truth is that it’s not easy to clean and restore your artworks and antiques after a period of storage, as it requires patience, precision, and a keen understanding of the materials you're working with. This process rejuvenates these cherished items and safeguards...
Beauty and the Artistic Legacy: The New Stage of the Garnelo Museum in Montilla
The Garnelo Museum of Montilla has opened its doors to a new artistic era, highlighting the majesty of "The Grotto of Lourdes" and revealing the unique essence of the former Chapel-Oratory of Our Lady of Sorrows. This exceptional museum, which houses the first...
The Fine Line Between Art Restoration and Conservation
The world of art care is a delicate dance between restoration and conservation, two practices that share a common goal but differ significantly in approach. In this blog post, we will explore the nuanced differences between restoration and conservation, shedding light...
Fashion at Casa de Alba: A Journey Through Historic Elegance
The Palacio de Liria, located in the heart of Madrid, is a place with a rich history and architectural beauty. But it is not only the architecture that makes this place special; it is also home to one of Spain's most prestigious aristocratic families: the House of...
The Benefits of Climate-Controlled Storage for Your Valuables
Climate-controlled storage offers a protective sanctuary by unlocking enhanced preservation for your cherished possessions. So, in this exploration of the benefits of climate-controlled storage for your valuables, we’ll delve into everything it can offer!Protecting...
Art Beyond the Walls: Unconventional Spaces for Creative Exhibitions
Art has the remarkable ability to transcend boundaries and find expression in unexpected places. Beyond traditional gallery walls, a growing movement in the art world is embracing unconventional spaces as vibrant canvases for creative exhibitions. In this blog post,...
Artistic Process Revealed: Unveiling the Magic Behind Masterpieces
Art has a unique power to captivate our hearts and minds, but the process behind creating a masterpiece often remains hidden, shrouded in mystery. In this blog post, we're embarking on a journey to unveil the artistic process, exposing the intricate steps that artists...
The Art of Restoration and Conservation: Preserving Masterpieces Through Time
Art is not only a reflection of the artist's creativity but also a window into history and culture. As time marches on, many artworks face the inevitable wear and tear of aging, making art restoration and conservation a crucial aspect of preserving these masterpieces...
From the Altar to the Capital: The Villahermosa Altarpiece Shines in the Prado Museum
An altarpiece from the Church of Villahermosa has been exhibited at the prestigious Prado Museum in Madrid. This week, the well-known altarpiece dedicated to the Institution of the Eucharist, located in the parish of La Natividad de Nuestra Señora de Villahermosa del...
The great Mona Lisa mystery solved after 500 years
For centuries, the enigmatic smile of the Mona Lisa has captivated art lovers and historians alike. Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece has sparked numerous debates and theories about its subject, the identity of the woman portrayed and the secrets hidden in the painting....
SIT Spain and the exhibition Bleda y Rosa.
The ICO Museum presents a photographic exhibition of all the works of Bleda y Rosa.The ICO Museum presents "Bleda y Rosa", a photographic exhibition organized by Fundación MAPFRE in collaboration with Fundación ICO (in the framework of PHotoESPAÑA 23) of all the works...
Course on Packaging and Handling of Heritage Goods – SIT Spain
Last Thursday 18 and Friday 19 May, our colleague Sílvia Crespo, Art-Handler of SIT Barcelona, conducted a successful course on Packaging and Handling of Heritage Goods in Barcelona. This course was held in collaboration with the company Veraicon and consisted of a...
The Cerralbo Museum: A Cultural Treasure of Madrid
The Cerralbo Museum, one of Madrid's most important cultural treasures, has been closed to the public for more than a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The reopening of the museum, which had been scheduled for September 2020, has been postponed several times due to...
The Top 5 Art Exhibitions to See in Sevilla
Are you a lover of art? Do you crave to immerse yourself in the beauty and creativity of some of the most talented artists in history? Then Sevilla is the perfect destination for your next getaway from Florida. The city boasts numerous galleries and museums featuring...
Artists you should know: Toni Hamel
Toni Hamel is a contemporary Canadian artist known for her surreal and satirical style. Born in 1974 in Toronto, Hamel graduated with an honours degree in fine art from York University in 1997 and has been exhibiting her work in galleries and museums ever since. Her...
Top 5 must-see museums in Barcelona
When the city of Barcelona is mentioned, the first thing that comes to mind is sunny days, terraces, beaches and stunning architecture. However, the Catalan city has a wealth of museums that not everyone knows about and is an extraordinary experience for those who...
SIT Spain and Pablo Palazuelo. La línea como sueño de arquitectura
Pablo Palazuelo. Born in Madrid in 1915, Pablo was a painter, engraver, sculptor and key figure in Spanish art during the second half of the 20th century. He began his training in architecture, but this was affected by the Spanish Civil War. Throughout his career,...
SIT and the Gothic Cathedral of Palencia
The Gothic Cathedral of Palencia received more than 67,000 visits for the exhibition "Reborn. The Cathedral transformed". With this exhibition, the 7th centenary of this Gothic cathedral was celebrated, an exhibition that appealed to the emotions through a story...
Stress-free Guide to Transporting Your Art Collection Internationally
The big day is around the corner, and chills are running through your spine. You're excited about starting a new chapter of your life abroad, but there's still the elephant in the room that you need to take care of. Every person with a passion for art understands you...
A look at the best exhibitions of 2022
A tour of the best exhibitions of 2022 in which SIT took part 2022 is a year we will remember for the great exhibitions we had the opportunity to participate in. It has been a year of hard work and effort that has been worthwhile and we cannot say goodbye to it...
7 Most Famous Art Museums in Barcelona
Art, oh, art! It's plentiful in Barcelona. But what makes the most famous art museums in Barcelona unique compared to other cities and museums is that they frequently concentrate on Spanish or even Catalan art. No museums like the "Prado" or "Louvre" in this region...
Art and Artificial Intelligence
With the emergence of Artificial Intelligence, there have been various debates about whether it is a positive or negative thing for art. The role of Artificial Intelligence in artistic creation continues to evolve on a daily basis. Many critics believe that AI will...