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Conserving Commitment – an Art in Embassies conservation studio video

Through meticulous conservation of both owned and donated works, Art in Embassies demonstrates a deep professionalism and unwavering commitment to preserving art at the highest standard, ensuring each piece remains exhibition-ready worldwide. Narrated by Art in Embassies Registrar Ashlee Forbes, this process highlights the care, expertise, and dedication behind safeguarding the collection for global audiences.

Chiang Mai – Chatcha Thavee and Paun Noy

Part of the Chiang Mai series featuring artists in the permanent exhibition, this video celebrates the artistic inspiration between artist Chatcha Thavee and her dog, Paun Noy.

Asunción – U.S. Embassy Paraguay overview video

Featuring the artists and artworks of the new embassy in Asunción, this video showcases the work and cultural links between the artworks and artists in Paraguay and America.

Diego Olivero – U.S. Embassy Guatemala video

Collaboration is essential to Diego Olivero’s work, as his commitment to traditional methods and materials. Continuing his commitment to preserving ancestral techniques, the wool used in Símbolos Universales was sourced from the Western highlands of Guatemala. In the village of Momostenango, it was spun and dyed by master artisan weaver Luis Ponic. The weaving and embroidery […]

Hermosillo Consulate Overview Video

Follow along with Art in Embassies curators as they show the new artwork installed for the U.S. Consulate in Hermosillo. The collection serves as the dialog between American artists influenced by Mexican culture through textiles, murals, crafts and landscapes, and Mexican artists who use traditional weaving methods to create contemporary works of art.