Little Boy Who Broke 3,500-Year-Old Vase Invited Back to Museum to See It Restored
Museums are famous for their near-ubiquitous โno touchingโ rule. In an effort to make exhibits more approachable, many institutions have experimented with placing certain artifacts and works of art out in the open with no glass dividing the viewer and the subject. This can help art and history feel more accessible. One museum in Haifa, Israelโthe Hecht Museumโdid just that.