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This interview is part of the Preventive Care Network's blog series, which features interviews with conservators and collection care professionals. The stories and insights shared in these interviews highlight the many aspects of collection care and its cross-disciplinary nature. If you...
We welcome virtual and in-person registrants to our 51st Annual Meeting to join us live at our Awards Presentation on Wednesday, May 17 at 3:00pm Eastern where we will present these deserving recipients with their awards . We will record the session and make it available to all members...
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“ An Ancient Cup’s Bit-By-Bit Rebirth and The Story That’s Behind It ”, an article by Graham Bowley and Tom Mashberg in the Sunday, April 23, 2023, issue of The New York Times discusses a very significant and complete terra cotta kylix in the Metropolitan Museum that entered the museum’s...
Sharing from our colleagues at the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Historic Resources Committee - The Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (ACHP) has convened a task force of its members to consider policy issues regarding climate change and historic properties and the role that...
Sometimes, when one is reading something not at all related to conservation, one will see a quote about decay or restoration that feels ripe for sharing. “Running Scared”, by Parul Sehgal in the March 13, 2023 issue of The New Yorker , a review of the book, Saving Time , by Jenny Odell),...
The U.S. National Archives has updated its 2002 guidance on acceptable relative humidity ranges, pollutant levels, security requirements, responsible program areas, and supplements to the standard. In particular, this directive has been updated with information based on NARA Heritage...
Each year, hundreds of AIC members volunteer with our many committees, groups, and networks. A majority of these are member-driven groups that come together to accomplish goals they set for themselves, to benefit other members. They get so much out of the experience, whether it's making...
I have volunteered on the Health and Safety (H&S) Network leadership for four years. I started as vice-chair and am currently the chair. This is my first volunteer experience with AIC, and I have really enjoyed it. I work with people who I would have never met otherwise including those from...