Rebecca Rushfield's Blog

The readers of The New York Times have just been given a small lesson in mural conservation.

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 02-05-2025
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One hopes that from here on in, all new construction in fire prone areas will take a lesson from the Getty

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 01-19-2025
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It seems that someone should have thought about the cost of long term maintenance of the site when the project was first proposed

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 01-19-2025
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Sometimes, it might take a village to save a mural

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 12-23-2024
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There is a lot of outreach conservation needs to do to make the public understand

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 12-18-2024
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Are conservators art doctors or something else?

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 12-04-2024
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How unfortunate that newspapers  pass  up  what could be outreach opportunities for the field of conservation

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 10-14-2024
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We could use many more private donors and conservation charities

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 09-19-2024
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Virtual AIC Member Meetups resume on September 13, 2024

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 08-26-2024
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Nominations are being accepted for the CAA/AIC Award for Distinction in Scholarship and Conservation

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 07-23-2024
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See what can be accomplished with generous long term funding

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 06-27-2024
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This leads one to contemplate how and why large conservation projects are funded and whose interests come first

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 02-08-2024
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Such wording raises many questions

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 01-24-2024
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From the K-12 Outreach Subcommittee: Conservation-related videos for children and teenagers

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 11-16-2023
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How did they get the hammers through security and into the galleries?

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 11-09-2023
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A large cash award would seem to spur on work

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 10-15-2023
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Well, yes and no

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 10-09-2023
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I guess we should be glad that the research was mentioned

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 10-03-2023
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Writing about conservation for the general public: A conversation with Rosa Lowinger about her forthcoming memoir, Dwell Time

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 10-02-2023
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By that definition, is art conservation only a “working class thing”?

By Rebecca Rushfield posted 08-30-2023
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