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1972 Arnold Belkin Mural in Hell's Kitchen In Dire Need of Restoration The New York City Committee of Rescue Public Murals, a national organization that does what its name suggests, has once again engaged the services of Rustin Levenson Art Conservation Associates to assist in the conservation of this important public mural. (New York Times.)
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Up In Smoke, New Methods of Treating Smoke Damaged Paintings "Rustin Levenson along with Conservator Veronica Romero, and Assistant Conservator Kelly O'Neill all delivered a talk about 178 paintings that suffered smoke and fire damage at the Harold Golen Gallery in Miami, Florida ..." (AIC News) |
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Historic Graffiti Mural Discovered in Manhattan Building "It was the stuff of urban legend — rumours that a historic New York building had important graffiti hidden in its walls. Except, in this case, it was true ..." (CBC News) |
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Raising the Fog "A facelift was mandated by director John Schloder and chief curator Jennifer Hardin, who shipped the painting to the Miami studio of Rustin Levenson for cleaning and minor repairs to its surface ..." (St. Petersburg Times) |
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Grimy Old Soul Prepares for a Scrubbing "Once upon a time, the 30-foot-wide mural shone brilliantly, and its fairytale king stood forth colorfully, flanked by knights, musicians and assorted minions ..." (New York Times) |
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Art History Lost and Found at the Sherry-Netherland "The hotel has hired a conservator, Harriet Irgang Alden of Rustin Levenson Art Conservation Associates, to work on a two-foot-square unexposed surface of the ceiling to see what it takes and how long it takes to reach the decorated surface ..." (New York Times) |
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