Materials and manufacture of a door segment belonging to Professor William Bayliss
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Bodies are Sacred: a collaborative artwork inspired by Michelangelo
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Six generations of LGBTQIA+ artists came together to make an artwork
inspired by drawings on display in 'Michelangelo: the last decades'.
2 days ago
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Yet Another Rusty Helmet Just Surfaces on the Antiquities Market
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Facebook, what's that
in the background?
Over on Facebook Antique arms and armours of Europe Group ( 39K+ followers)
Micha...
2 days ago
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‘Temporary Monuments, Art, Land, and America’s Racial Enterprise’ raises
issues about permanence
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Ruth Wolf reads the book 'Temporary Monuments,' which deals with a subject,
monuments, that seems to be on everyone's mind these days. In the end, Wolf
su...
3 days ago
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The Stern Collection in New York: Cycladic or Cycladicising?
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Courtesy of Christos TsirogiannisThere appears to be excitement about the
display of 161 Cycladicising objects at New York's Metropolitan Museum of
Art (N...
3 months ago
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FREE UPCOMING EVENT! Live Q&A during a screening of “The Craft of Leather
Paring”, Saturday Jan. 13, 12:00, noon, EST.
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In November 2022, I performed virtually for The American Bookbinders
Museum, demonstrating the hand paring of leather. I discuss the reasons for
paring, sh...
3 months ago
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CHI’s Coming of age
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I’m both proud of and a bit surprised by what we have been able to
accomplish with a small team (and small budget) over the 21 years since our
founding. Th...
8 months ago
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A Fond Farewell
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By David Haberstich
When I accepted the position of coordinator/editor of the Smithsonian
Institution Collections Blog about two years ago, I certainly d...
1 year ago
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The AIC “Giver”
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There were about ten of us around the table at the hotel bar at the 2022
AIC (American Institute for Conservation) conference on the last night.
Table of e...
1 year ago
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Colored Time
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American Artist discusses science fiction in the context of contemporary
art and the concept of "Colored Time."
The post Colored Time first appeared on A...
4 years ago
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Building a little data capture into our admissions process
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As I mentioned in my previous post about mapping our digital landscape,
we’re not letting the lack of CRM completely get us down. We have...
4 years ago
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Don’t work in the lab alone
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Working in a lab is safe most of the time, “except when it isn’t, and
that’s when being alone compounds the danger,” says a new lab safety video
about wo...
4 years ago
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As barragens e o descaso que unem Mariana a Brumadinho
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https://www.nexojornal.com.br/ensaio/2019/As-barragens-e-o-descaso-que-unem-Mariana-a-Brumadinho
5 years ago
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The AIC Blog has moved!
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The blog has move to AIC’s new Online Community. Any AIC member can post to
the blog without prior approval. All you need to do is tag your post
properly, ...
5 years ago
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Meet Jacob Burckhardt, the thinker who invented 'culture' | Jonathan Jones
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The visionary Swiss historian helps us understand our world just as much as
his contemporary Karl Marx
The bicentenary of the birth of a Swiss historian ...
5 years ago
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Chat with AndyBot at AAM 2018
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*In today’s guest post Regina Russian, Digital Accessibility & UX
Specialist, and Caroline Record, Creative Technologist at the Carnegie
Museums of Pittsb...
6 years ago
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The winter solstice begins a season of storytelling and ceremony
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In the Northern Hemisphere, the December solstice is the year’s day of
least sunlight, when the sun takes its lowest, shortest path across the
sky. North o...
6 years ago
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Job Opening: NYC Department of Records and Information Services
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The NYC Department of Records & Information Services (DORIS) seeks an
experienced conservator and preservation professional to manage all aspects
of the pr...
6 years ago
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Positive Propaganda, Munich
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Escif Shepard Fairey Blu Aryz Positive-Propaganda is a non-profit art
association based in Munich, which is dedicated to establishing
contemporary and soc...
7 years ago
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Cook-voyage Case Opening
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Curator Jeremy Coote discussing the Cook-voyage case with Sir David
Attenborough
A few weeks ago the Cook-voyage case was formally opened by Sir David
At...
7 years ago
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Tackling a trumeau
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If I could have one photo represesent my theme "art restoration in
Virginia," it would be this one. It has it all...
9 years ago
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Notice to Readers
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As of July 15, 2014 this site will no longer be updated. However, the
content will remain posted for your educational reference. Thank you!Filed
under: A...
9 years ago
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Exciting News!
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The CSI: Sittingbourne lab is holding a special exhibition, 10:00am –
4:00pm, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays for the first two weeks in April
(1-11th) + S...
10 years ago
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Free download of rediscovered Britten and Auden song
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Lost for 60 years, Britten's music for the Auden poem Roman Wall Blues has
now been completed, published and recorded – and can be downloaded, free of
char...
10 years ago
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Culture in Peril is Moving to Wordpress
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*Culture in Peril is moving to Wordpress! You can now find me at
www.cultureinperil.com.*
*Happy Reading*
10 years ago
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Conference call for papers: The impact of cross-disciplinary conservation
on social development
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*16th-17th May 2014**UCL Institute of Archaeology*
*A two-day conference organized by the Conservation and Development Network
(University College London)...
10 years ago
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THE GREAT PARCHMENT BOOK WEBSITE HAS GONE LIVE!
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The Great Parchment Book website has gone live! You can now start to
explore the Great Parchment Book for yourself. A good place to start is the
video on t...
10 years ago
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Egyptology News 11th - 14th April 2013
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*Copied from Twitter @egyptologynews. *
Feline. Qasr el Dush, Kharga Oasis, Western Desert
My photos of Victorian Egyptian Revival tombs at Kensal Gree...
11 years ago
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Art Packing Video Tutorial (2012)
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Title: Art Packing Video Tutorial
Uploaded by: ArtInstituteChicago
Date: 3 April 2012
Link: http://www.youtube.com/...
12 years ago
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Art Theft: Athens UPDATED
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Two paintings by Pablo Picasso - "Female Head" which was donated by the
artist to the Greek people in recognition for their fight against the Nazis
during...
12 years ago
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How Connoisseurs Justify an Inherently Illegal Act: Does Legality Undermine
Authenticity?
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After reading my joint review of Stations of the Elevated and Style Wars,
Tony, a longtime friend of mine, asked me a very good question (I bet you
thought...
13 years ago
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Conservation at the National Museum of the American Indian -- Carambelas
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Pipebag, c.1890
Hide, glass beads, porcupine quills, sinew.
Oglala Lakota: South Dakota.
78 cm x 19 cm x 2 cm
*Collection of the NMAI* (14.2585)
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As noted b...
13 years ago
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