Qing Dynasty Ceramics on Display at British Museum Found Damaged

The recent damage to a 300-year-old Qing Dynasty porcelain bowl at the British Museum, despite meticulous care, reminds us of art's profound fragility. This incident highlights that even works enshrined in prestigious institutions are vulnerable, underscoring the preciousness of every creative endeavor. For emerging women artists, this is a powerful prompt: each piece you bring into existence carries inherent, irreplaceable value. It’s a testament to your skill, vision, and the unique narrative you contribute to the world. Let this serve as an affirmation of your art's worth and its lasting impact, deserving of reverence and protection. — Source: Artforum

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