FAA – listen up: they're not Gobelins tapestries

James Tyrrell, Francesca Meilaq (my Fatal Attraction stalker) and Astrid Vella all think the St John’s tapestries were made at the Les Gobelins manufactory, when they weren’t even made in France. Look at this rubbish. Hadn’t they better find out what the damn tapestries are before they tell the owners how to look after them? Unbelievable. X’injoranza bazwija.

http://gozonews.com/letters/update-on-st-johns-cathedral-projects-faa/
A study to maximise space within St. John’s might find space to hang the Gobelins tapestries within the Cathedral or museum while other exhibits like church vestments and manuscripts can be moved elswhere.

Re. the EU programmes on sustainable tourism and competitiveness, due to aspects of dehumidifying and cooling underground chambers, the project is environmentally unsustainable and carries an element of risk for the Gobelins Tapestries. St. John’s Cathedral does not need to enter the frenetic world of competitiveness since most visitors to Malta are already paying visitors to the Cathedral.

http://gozonews.com/letters/faa-reiterates-its-stand-against-the-st-johns-projects/
the project is environmentally unsustainable and carries an element of risk for the Gobelins Tapestries.

http://gozonews.com/letters/update-on-st-johns-projects-faa-and-foe/
Re. the EU programmes on sustainable tourism and competitiveness, due to aspects of dehumidifying and cooling underground chambers, especially the cisterns, the project is environmentally unsustainable and carries an element of risk for the Gobelins Tapestries.

The collection was never a single entity but acquired over the centuries and may be exhibited according to its subject matter, with the Gobelins tapestries better accommodated within St. John’s museum, while other collections, restoration laboratories, offices and research rooms can be accommodated nearby.