Reggio Emilia’s city administration has announced the reopening of Parmeggiani Gallery for Wednesday 11 November at 6 pm, in the institution’s centenary year. The gallery has been closed since May. At the time this edition is prepared, this remains a scheduled event, not an already verified reopening. [1]

During the summer, treatment covered about 120 paintings, 100 garments and textiles, and 150 wooden objects and pieces of furniture, as well as wooden parts of the building. Ten sealed structures with low-oxygen atmospheres were used for the more delicate works. The conservation work is distinct from the public event: the story combines documented treatment with an announced return date. [1]