30 Apr, 2024 | Blog-EN, Projects
One of the most prominent aspects of our experience when appreciating a work of art has evolved dramatically over time: artificial lighting. Have you ever stopped to think about how lighting affects our perception of a painting or sculpture in a museum or gallery? It...
3 Apr, 2024 | Projects
In this new blog, we would like to recommend an interesting narrative that has been published in Spain by Anagrama. It is called Obra maestra (Masterpiece) by journalist Juan Tallón. At SIT, it is especially close to our hearts because of the subject matter and the...
2 Mar, 2023 | Arte, Arte contemporáneo, Barcelona, Blog-EN, Cultura, Exposición, Museos, Projects
When the city of Barcelona is mentioned, the first thing that comes to mind is sunny days, terraces, beaches and stunning architecture. However, the Catalan city has a wealth of museums that not everyone knows about and is an extraordinary experience for those who...
12 Jan, 2023 | Arte, Blog-EN, Fine Arts Projects, Museos, Projects
The Gothic Cathedral of Palencia received more than 67,000 visits for the exhibition “Reborn. The Cathedral transformed”. With this exhibition, the 7th centenary of this Gothic cathedral was celebrated, an exhibition that appealed to the emotions through a...
3 Nov, 2022 | Arte, Fine Arts Projects, Projects
How to transport a work of art? Behind every work of art you see in a museum or exhibition, there is a team of specialised logistics operators in charge of transporting these works with the greatest possible care. When you think of moving lorries, the first thing that...
5 Sep, 2022 | Fine Arts Projects, Projects
Last week we commented on the 125th anniversary of the discovery of the Dama de Elche. It was in 1897 when one of the most fascinating and well-known examples of universal Iberian art came to light: the famous Lady of Elche. Nowadays, there are few archaeological...
5 Sep, 2022 | Fine Arts Projects, Projects
Last month the exhibition ‘Posture and Geometry in the Age of Tropical Autocracy’ arrived at the Centro de Arte Dos de Mayo, a wonderful exhibition by the Venezuelan artist Alexander Apóstol. Alexander Apóstol is one of the most outstanding artists in...
7 Jul, 2022 | Museography Projects, Projects
The Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Alicante presents a wonderful exhibition dedicated to Bruno Munari. The exhibition, which can be seen until 25 September, has been produced in cooperation with the Fundación Juan March and with the collaboration of the Consorci de...
9 Jun, 2022 | Fine Arts Projects, Museography Projects, Projects
Llegan Picasso y El Greco a Suiza There are only two days left until the opening of “Picasso visita El Greco” at the Kunstmuseum Basel in Switzerland. Last week, our art team at SIT Spain had the honour of packing and transporting more than thirty works...
8 Jun, 2022 | Fine Arts Projects, Museography Projects, Projects
On Monday 31st January, Tuesday 1st and Wednesday 2nd February, SIT Spain carried out the incredible transfer of the works of the Focus Foundation. These pieces were located in the facilities of the company Abengoa in Seville and were moved to the University of Loyola...
8 Jun, 2022 | Fine Arts Projects, Museography Projects, Projects
Two years later, the ‘Transfiguración del Señor’ After two years of restoration work, the ‘Transfiguration of the Lord’ is finally back on display at the Museo del Prado, Madrid. The painting, attributed to Giulio Romano and Gianfrancesco...
8 Jun, 2022 | Fine Arts Projects, Museography Projects, Projects
Until 17 December you can enjoy the new exhibition “Ensoñación de la materia” by the Madrid artist Pablo Palazuelo (1915-2007); an exhibition that will fill the interior and exterior spaces of this wonderful century-old winery located in La Rioja. The...
8 Jun, 2022 | Fine Arts Projects, Museography Projects, Projects
Carlos Bunga’s new exhibition has finally arrived at the Palacio de Cristal, located in Madrid’s Retiro Park, where the artist brings his cardboard house to the capital. The Retiro is the largest park in Madrid, with a space of 118 hectares in the heart of...
22 Jun, 2021 | Blog-EN, Projects
SIT Spain and the transfer of the exhibition ‘Odaliscas. De Ingres a Picasso’ The Alhambra of Granada hosts in the exhibition hall of the Palace of Charles V ‘Odaliscas. De Ingres a Picasso’, its first major exhibition after the pandemic. The...
11 Jun, 2021 | Blog-EN, Eco SIT (EN), Projects
A sustainable project for a company with eco-values At SIT Spain we are very happy to collaborate in the reforestation of the Amazon with the NGO Saving The Amazon by contributing our grain of sand with our SIT company forest. Saving The Amazon has been fighting for...
3 Jun, 2021 | Blog-EN, Fine Arts Projects, Projects
Nature, Art, and Gastronomy come together in a unique space. The fine artwork ‘Rumor sin Límites V’ by the Basque artist Eduardo Chillida, can now be enjoyed at the Abadía Santa María de Retuerta, a 5-star hotel, and winery located in the Vallisolietano...
18 Nov, 2020 | Blog-EN, hotel, Projects, Without category
SIT Spain – Luxury Hotels Moving There are all sorts of relocations – local, long-distance, and relocations that require specialized moving services. One of the challenge types includes luxury hotels moving. When a hotel owner finds a more suitable location,...
8 Jul, 2019 | Blog-EN, Fine Arts Projects, Museography Projects, Projects
Roberto Polo’s Collection in Toledo, a work carried out by SIT’s team Yesterday’s evening took place the opening of Roberto Polo’s Collection, Modern and Contemporary Art Centre of Castilla-La Mancha at its headquarter in Toledo. A project that comes from the...
8 Jul, 2019 | Blog-EN, Projects, Why Sit?
The Royal Military Museum opened in 1803 at the Cuartel de Monteleón following Manuel Godoy’s initiative, ‘Prince of Peace’. Since then until now the institution has had an eventful existence of which SIT has been part of. Five years after its opening it...
8 Jul, 2019 | Projects, Why Sit?
The Royal Palace of Madrid hosted during the summer months of 2011 the temporary exhibition Poland, Treasures and Artistic Collections (National Heritage), in which ‘La Dama del Armiño’ (Leonardo da Vinci, room 1490) could be contemplated. In order to move the...
8 Jul, 2019 | Projects, Why Sit?
In 2002, SIT was in charge of manufacturing the boxes and carrying out the moving of dresses Maja and Naked Maja by Francisco de Goya, two of the works. They have only been taken out in 4 occasions. Exhibition: Goya: Images of women, National Gallery of Art...
8 Jul, 2019 | Projects, Why Sit?
One of the greatest fine arts movings made in Europe throughout the 20th century was the moving of the Thyssen-Bornemisza collection from Villa Favorita (Lugano, Switzerland) to the Villahermosa Palace (Madrid). In total, over 900 masterpieces paraded through the old...
8 Jul, 2019 | Projects, Why Sit?
SIT is part of the eventful history of Pablo Picasso’s Guernica, perhaps the most iconic work of the 20th century. This great poster -as the author liked to call it- was commissioned by the Government of the Republic for the Spanish pavilion of the International...
8 Jul, 2019 | Projects, Why Sit?
One of SIT’s first works in the transportation of fine arts was moving the Temple of Debod from the Nile’s shore to the center of Madrid. This monument was a gift from the Egyptian Government to the Spanish in gratitude for its participation in UNESCO’s international...
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