Bank of America's support has been instrumental in the restoration of 21 illuminated manuscripts in the Armenian Museum of America’s collection. The museum was selected as one of the 23 cultural institutions for the Art Conservation Project, a program that provides grants to cultural institutions to conserve important works of art.
Our latest video offers an exclusive inside look at the Armenian Museum of America’s restoration lab in Watertown, Massachusetts, where leading experts carefully restore illuminated manuscripts by applying techniques that clean them and restore them to their original state.
The Matenadaran-a museum, repository of manuscripts, and a research institute in Yerevan --has been an important partner in this restoration effort.
Miceal Chamberlain, President of Bank of America of Massachusetts, emphasizes the significance of this collaboration by stating, "The Armenian Museum of America is an indispensable resource for the preservation of the rich heritage of the Armenian people. The conservation of these artifacts enriches the community and allows people of all backgrounds to appreciate how the inspirational story of the Armenian people fits into the history of America.”
Discover and explore the intersection of cultural heritage, art, and collaboration in this unique project made possible by Bank of America, and witness our journey as we preserve Armenian cultural treasures for years to come.
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