We provide tailored treatment for public art pieces, and take pride in providing tailored treatments that address the specific needs of the artwork, ensuring its longevity for years to come.

Services include

  • Sculpture
  • Murals
  • Restoration
  • Relocation

Public art is a dynamic form of artistic expression that enhance our shared spaces and enrich the community. 

Our team ensure that these works get the care and assessment they need to stay to stay in optimal condition and a source of enjoyment for the engire community through the years.

Common issues we address in outdoor artworks include exposure to environmental factors such as pollution, weathering, and vandalism; and the repairing of structural damage and providing stabilisation.

Our skilled conservators remove dirt, grime, and biological growth and graffiti with minimal damage the artwork’s surface or altering its intended appearance.  Individual challenges from repairing cracks and fractures to repainting or retouching faded areas are addressed. We strive to revitalise the artwork while preserving its original character and intent.

Regular maintenance of public art ensures the art pieces do not heavily deteriorate, potentially leading to indepth and costly conservation needs, and ensures the pieces always look their best in the public environment.

Contact us today to discuss your conservation needs, so we can help to preserve our public art to inspire and engage people for generations to come.

Yes! ICS is experienced in all aspects of public art conservation and undertakes the maintenance, remedial treatment and restoration of diverse materials, such as sculptures, wall paintings, murals, mosaics or cultural heritage that is accessible to the public or an element of functional or built heritage. ICS employs professional conservators, artisans and specialised heritage tradespeople  to undertake the conservation of public art, often in-situ, and where possible engages the original artists as consultants.

Public art generally refers to collections that are made accessible to the public by location, such as outside environments or as an element of built heritage. Public art is made distinct by its location, being both exposed to the public and the elements. This informs conservation requirements and treatment considerations. Common conservation issues are corrosion treatment or graffiti, removal or remedial repairs. Prevention plays an important role in public art conservation and ongoing cleaning and maintenance is often required to ensure the preservation of public art for future generations.

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Our expert team would love to help you find solutions to your conservation and heritage needs. Get in touch today.