Art Handling & Salvage

Ensuring maximum protection during removal, transport, and storage, designing appropriate mounting and exhibition solution, and applying conservation treatments prior to display at a new site requires a specialist. When a piece of art or large artifact is no longer in the right place, our conservators and engineers provide expert advice and quality control, guiding the most complex and challenging art recovery, handling, and rigging projects.

EverGreene has been involved in the salvage of WPA art, the relocation of public art in cities and on higher eduction campuses, and in some of largest and most complex salvage and art handling projects, including the recovery of the Titanic’s “Big Piece” and the conservation and exhibit design of two Saturn V rockets and the Atlantis space shuttle.

Mitigates effects of weathering and pollution and address inherent weaknesses of both traditional and modern materials.

Maintenance Programs

Maintenance programs objects, sculptures, and collections are tailored to specific sites, budgets, and schedules.

Condition Assessments

Investigate and understand the cause of deterioration before developing a conservation or maintenance plan.

Conservation Treatments

Extend the existence of a building, object, or work of art with customized conservation treatments.

Some examples.

Goldwater Memorial Hospital Murals

RMS Titanic Big Piece

Keith Haring Grace House Mural

Atlantis Space Shuttle

Clement Meadmore's Curls Sculpture

War & Peace Sculpture Replicas

Henry Moore Sculpture

U.S. Department of Justice Building Doors

Dinoceras Sculpture

Preserving Architecture & Art On Higher Ed Campuses

Contemporary approaches embrace adaptive reuse, sustainability, and modern space design, preserving history while adapting to the changed needs.

Historic Façade Restoration

The restoration of historic facades always requires a custom, minimally invasive solution that preserves the overall architectural art.