June 26, 2013 Conserving and Exhibiting the Works of Nam June Paik
This all-day symposium examines the conservation and restoration of works by Nam June Paik. Talks will focus on the exhibition, "Nam June Paik: Global Visionary." Presenters will discuss their experiences with conserving and exhibiting Paik’s works in a series of lectures and panel discussions. Specific artworks will be addressed in relation to broader issues of time-based media art conservation. This program is free and open to the public. Pre-registration is required. Please visit: http://lunderprogramspaik.eventbrite.com to register for this symposium.
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May 1, 2013 Updates from the Getty Conservation Institute project Cleaning of Acrylic Painted Surfaces
This evening lecture is open to all museum professionals with an interest in acrylic painted surfaces. Presentations will provide a brief summary of the research and latest developments in the study and treatment of acrylic painted surfaces. Speakers include Tom Learner, Senior Scientist, Getty Conservation Institute; Bronwyn Ormsby, Senior Conservation Scientist, Tate; Richard Wolbers, Professor at the Winterthur/University of Delaware Program in Art Conservation and Chris Stavroudis, Conservator in Private Practice.
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March 1, 2013 Gallery Illumination: LED Lighting in Today's Museums
The Lunder Conservation Center held a one day symposium on March 1, 2013 on the use of LED lighting in museum collections. The symposium included a series of presentations from museum and lighting specialists.
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View the schedule (PDF)
Download the summary report from the AIC committee (PDF)
View the archived presentations on YouTube
Want to learn more about art conservation? Visit these links to get information about other conservation departments and training programs, or leisurely explore the many resources this field has to offer.
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 A view of collections stored in the Luce Foundation Center at the American Art Museum (photo courtesy of Mary Tait).
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