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KEEPING PUBLIC ART SAFE – BANNING UMBRELLAS, MUFFS, PARCELS, SELFIE STICKS, CANAPES, FORKLIFTS, WOMEN, CHILDREN AND ARTISTS

by Alan Todd | Jan 28, 2021 | Art, Artist, Artwork, Opinion, Painting, Sculpture

Even today, if you want to enter the National Portrait Gallery in London, you have to give up your rolled umbrella at the door…along with your muff, any parcels and selfie sticks.  The suffragettes can’t be blamed for the latter but fears that women might hide...

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