Harvard uses projection technology to shine new light on faded Rothko murals

Fans of the abstract work of American painter Mark Rothko are in for a treat later this year. Harvard Art Museums has announced a seven-month exhibit called Mark Rothko’s Harvard Murals, set to open in November featuring six panels Rothko made for Harvard in 1961 and 1962, as well as a series of related studies. Besides the opportunity to see works that have not been displayed for more than a decade, visitors will be able to see the murals in a new light, thanks to new digital restoration technology. .. Continue Reading Harvard uses projection technology to shine new light on faded Rothko murals



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Tags: Art, Conservation, Exhibition, Harvard, MIT, Museum, Paint, Projectors



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