Pick and pack services at Wokingham warehouse
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Flight’s carbon offset program with Forests Without Frontiers
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Common factors that affect art trail and open studio results for artists
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Flight Logistics – Moving into a new era of electric powered vans
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ShipArt ArtOnWheels No.21 on the road – Art by Lesego Seoketsa
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Royal Mail strikes – Dates to be aware of
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Feature Friday: Artist Olivia Kemp – Pen and Ink
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Biscuits & Bricks – Reading celebrates two hundred years of the Huntley & Palmers legacy
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Custom crating and secure packaging designed to protect valuable and fragile art, especially delicate pieces like sculptures, and glass.
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Bespoke crating and secure packaging for a multi-piece shipment to the Channel Islands, completed on behalf of valued client Private & Public.
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Inspired by the story of the £42.5M Mark Rothko painting that was accidentally damaged by a child and their fingernails at Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen recently, we looked up other terrible instances where priceless works were accidently harmed in an exhibition. We wouldn’t want to be any of the perpetrators of the following:
Shanghai, 2014 – A 12-year-old tripped and tore a $1.5M Paolo Porpora still life during a museum visit.
Fitzwilliam Museum, 2006 – A visitor stumbled downstairs, shattering three Qing vases in a spectacular accident.
Düsseldorf, 2011 – a cleaner scrubbed away at a $690,000 Joseph Beuys installation thinking it was dirt.
San Francisco, 2016 – a visitor at the new Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) accidentally elbowed an $80M Andy Warhol`s "Triple Elvis [Ferus Type]" painting, causing damage.
(Image sourced Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen website)
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Image sourced Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen website
