The Ny Carlsberg Glyptoteket, an iconic art museum in Denmark, is preparing for a massive renovation that involves moving 10,000 artworks, including important Egyptian mummies. The extensive refurbishment is estimated to cost several billion kroner and requires careful planning to ensure the safety of the artifacts during the relocation process. The director of the museum has highlighted the need for high-quality materials such as honey-colored glass and special marble stones to be sourced for the renovation.

As part of the renovation project, the museum will be closed to the public for six years. This closure will not only impact visitors but also the larger cultural landscape of Denmark, as the Glyptoteket is regarded as one of the country's premier art institutions. The significance of the artworks housed there underscores the importance of meticulous planning and execution during the renovation.

In the wake of this announcement, the museum is also focused on keeping its audience engaged while closed. Politiken mentions that Lyricism and storytelling will be utilized to bridge the gap, as they provide audio content reflecting on the museum's history and its collection during this extended period away from public access.