THE GUARDIAN: A 12-year old had an unfortunate misstep in an art museum.
THE GUARDIAN: A 12-year old had an unfortunate misstep in an art museum.
The organisers will not ask the boy’s family to pay for the restoration costs, according to Focus Taiwan news. It said the exhibition organiser, Sun Chi-hsuan, said the boy was very nervous but should not be blamed and the painting, part of a private collection, was insured.
“The painting’s bottom right is damaged,” Sun later told reporters. “The boy’s hand made contact with the artwork and left a hole the size of a fist.”
