by The Frame | Sep 18, 2018 | The Frame Odiham
Banksy’s Early Artworks in Glasgow Restored Live As part of a visit to Glasgow in early 2001, Banksy’s ‘Peace is Tough’ exhibition (held jointly with Jamie Reid) at The Arches in Argyle Street saw the elusive, subversive artist leave three works inside the venue. They...
by The Frame | Sep 11, 2018 | The Frame Odiham
Painting Damaged Due to Broken Air – Conditioning The painting by the Renaissance master Raphael, is becoming more and more damaged due to the humidity in the gallery where it’s on the display in Italy. This is due to the failure to repair a faulty air-conditioning...
by The Frame | Jul 31, 2018 | The Frame Odiham, Useful Information
If your painting comes into contact with water, via a flood, burst pipe or accident, the resulting damage can be very distressing. As accidents and will happen we will be able to provide recommendations for restoration of water damage to paintings. At the initial...
by The Frame | Jul 3, 2018 | The Frame Odiham
The Worst Art Restoration? A Spanish church is now at the centre of artistic outrage, following the efforts of a handicrafts teacher in restoring a painted wooden effigy of St George. Although well-intentioned, the restoration has caused an uproar in the town of...
by The Frame | May 24, 2018 | Artists, Events, News, Pip McGarry, The Frame Odiham
As the sun set on Odiham High Street, we welcomed locals, fans and individuals looking to view some spectacular paintings up close for the first time. Pip McGarry, Alex McGarry and Gale McGarry all had paintings on display – African Wildlife, Wildlife and Still...
by The Frame | May 22, 2018 | The Frame Odiham
Craquelure is a common sight in many paintings, of any age. It can easily be seen on the surface of artworks, as a network or pattern of fine cracks. As a painting ages, so do the paint layers. This ageing causes the medium to shrink, leading to the maze of lines...
