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An entire article devoted to one of their materials. Conservators interested in public outreach should be pleased .

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 20 days ago
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Kudos to the conservator for being the one to provide concrete data that can be used to develop the new guidelines

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 20 days ago
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These days, not only is she a conservator of objects, she is also a conservator of fish

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 24 days ago
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There is some good news in these difficult times

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 03-25-2020
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The "Learning to Look" Workshop organized under the auspices of AIC at the 2020 College Art Association

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 02-28-2020
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Ideally, these labs will give smaller museums which cannot afford in-house labs equal access to conservation scientists and analytical equipment

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 02-20-2020
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Is it as lucrative a business as being a member of Congress

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 02-07-2020
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Website dedicated to the history of the Heritage Preservation organization

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 01-03-2020
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February 12, 2020 Learning to Look Workshop: Matisse in the Art Institute of Chicago: New findings on materials and techniques

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 12-31-2019
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How many conservators when asked what they do, would answer “piece history back together”?

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 12-17-2019
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That’s probably a plus for the people who come through the studio in group tours

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 12-02-2019
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Reading these stories will make us feel like true insiders

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 11-26-2019
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Some offhand remarks for your consideration

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 11-01-2019
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They are all ways in which conservation is becoming more accessible

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 10-29-2019
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it must be the envy of every museum with a arge collection

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 10-29-2019
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If he and his museum really believed this, the Louvre would not be transporting fragile panels from around the world to Paris for the show

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 10-24-2019
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It will be interesting to see how many of those tapped for service are conservators

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 10-24-2019
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If you’re going to make a replica, it’s very helpful to have exact measurements.

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 09-25-2019
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If real thieves followed this advice, there would be less conservation work to do when stolen paintings are recovered

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 09-01-2019
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The preservation of outdoor sculpture involves lawn mowing as well as surface cleaning

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 08-05-2019
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