Cultural heritage, due to the variety of supports and materials from which it is made, is subject to a series of varied agents of degradation with very different consequences. Furthermore, it is rare for a collection to be subjected to only one category of degradation...

Risk management for cultural heritage is a very complex discipline that includes all phases of the risk identification and management process. Once the risks that threaten a collection have been identified, it is necessary to decide which of these are acceptable to...

In the past issues dedicated to the topic, we have seen what the fundamental objectives are for the creation of a Priority List and the criteria with which the works to be included in it can be selected. To efficiently plan the procedures for managing an emergency on...

What is a Safety and Emergency Plan and what is it for? Discover it in our insights and download the guidelines to draft your Plan. Writing of a Safety and Emergency Plan is not a goal, but a route made of continual updating and training In every discipline, it is...

In the last issue dedicated to this topic, we saw how important it is to draw up a Salvage Priority List in order to be able to act promptly to save an art collection.   But how do you choose the artworks that must be saved first?   This is the most complicated...