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How to Curate Art in Your Home Like an Expert

Posted on February 19, 2020 by Art Recovery Technologies - Art Restoration, Tips & Tricks

If your growing art collection has begun to take over your living spaces, it’s time to learn how to curate art like a professional. Not only will this allow you to regain control over your collection, but it will also make your home feel more welcoming, organized, and beautiful. Art Recovery Technologies has compiled our… Read more »

How to Fix a Broken Photo Frame

Posted on January 27, 2020 by Art Recovery Technologies - Art Restoration, Photography, Tips & Tricks

Is your favorite picture frame falling apart at the corners? Don’t worry, we have the perfect DIY solution to get your frame looking good as new! Just follow these step by step instructions: Gather Materials You will need needle-nose pliers, a flat surface, wood putty, sandpaper, a small clamp, and wood glue for this project.… Read more »

How to Dry Wet Paper Before It’s Ruined Forever

Posted on December 20, 2019 by Art Recovery Technologies - Art Restoration, Photography, Tips & Tricks

Antique family photos serve as a record of your family’s history and heritage. Your child’s drawings have sentimental value and give you a way to reflect on her evolution as an artist, and a person. Even with the best precautions in place, things can go wrong: Floods, spills, and even extremely high humidity can damage… Read more »

How to Do Kintsugi Repair

Posted on December 16, 2019 by Admin - Art Restoration, Tips & Tricks, Training

Interested in trying DIY ceramic repair? Embrace imperfection and asymmetry with the Japanese art of kintsugi. Here’s how to do kintsugi repair at home.

Taxidermy Moth Infestation: Tips for Protecting Your Mounts

Posted on December 16, 2019 by Admin - Art Restoration, Photography

With the start of white-tailed deer hunting season behind us, taxidermists are gearing up for their busy season. If you’re new to hunting or taxidermy, you may not know that moths and their larvae can destroy your prized taxidermy mounts, focusing their destruction on the hide. As moths and larvae consume pieces of the hide,… Read more »

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