Live Conservation: Restoring a 17th Century Spanish Tabernacle at the MFA
Schedule
Tue May 07 2024 at 10:00 am to 02:00 pm
Location
255 Beach Dr NE, Saint Petersburg, FL, United States, Florida 33701 | Saint Petersburg, FL
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Live Conservation: Restoring a 17th Century Spanish Tabernacle is a small, intensive exhibition that focuses on the conservation of a gilded, painted, and carved tabernacle made in Northern Spain during the mid-1600s. Luis Seixas—an alumnus of the conservation program at the prestigious Universidade Nova, Lisbon—will meticulously undertake the task of cleaning, consolidating, and restoring this precious artifact live within the Miriam Acheson Gallery.
Live conservation occurs most weekdays (Tuesday through Friday) between 10 am – 2 pm, with a break around noon, with a special Saturday session (10 am – 12 pm) each month.
Included with museum admission.
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Where is it happening?
255 Beach Dr NE, Saint Petersburg, FL, United States, Florida 33701Event Location & Nearby Stays:
