A series of plaster sculptures by Alberto Giacometti will be brought together since their first exhibition since their creation in 1956, the Guardian reports, going on view at The Tate Modern this summer.  “This is one of the most ambitious restoration projects that the foundation has undertaken and it is very exciting that they wish to do it for Tate,” says Tate Modern director, Frances Morris. “I have to say it is only for Tate, because despite the restoration the works will in perpetuity be very vulnerable.”

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