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As it's we'd like to gently direct any out there to our episode with the wonderful, wise and witty : https://t.co/mZZd95odPu

Look after yourselves. Not just now. Always. 💜

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2020-05-19

This is one of my favourites it’s a Popular with book conservators and nephews alike https://t.co/38N458U9y2

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2020-04-20

Day 19 of library closure. To celebrate Leonardo da Vinci’s birthday here’s a flashback to a year ago when I was helping prepare some of his notebooks for exhibition. We used a non-adhesive mounting method using a Melinex window to hold the folio in place.

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2020-04-16

Looking forward to lunch with "The Lost Hokusai" on ALL ARTs ch 144 on cablevision, 1276 spectrum.
In "The Lost Hokusai," conservators use digital technology and traditional techniques to reproduce an 1845 Hokusai painting that was lost in a fire in 1923.

Very cool

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2020-03-27

I now have a due by date that I have to complete conservatorship. I need travel money well before June to go there and come back plus whatever.

If you've already helped me, hired me, or if I've donated to your cause in the last three months you don't need to do anything extra.

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2020-03-10

Such a fun, interesting, informative day with our 3rd grade 🎯 art conservators!! Thank you, ! Ss came back to school with so many new facts, and even more questions. 👏

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2020-01-22

Conservators to restore Michelangelo’s Florence Pietà in full view of visitors. https://t.co/2aVjM90j2t

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2019-11-24

On Monday 4 November, our conservators took part in day. On today's blog, enjoy a round-up of the day, including contributions from other institutions who joined in our conversation.

Read the blog: https://t.co/d4xK3g4Hj6

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2019-11-07

Today is also and we'd like to remind out there to take at least as much care of themselves as the objects they look after. (Preferably more.)

We really recommend giving our well-being episode a listen, by the way: https://t.co/ZjOjqGnAH9

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2019-10-10

We really enjoyed the article by George Bisacca, Conservator Emeritus of_art on the ethics and aesthetics of the work of conservators.
https://t.co/Tq3HFpNxr7.
Image 'Self Portrait' (1981)

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2019-08-22

New on Circa, the NCMA blog: Getting beneath Surfaces: A Conservator and Curator Collaborate
Museum curators and conservators often work in opposition, bu ut working collaboratively can yield some thrilling results, as we recently discovered. https://t.co/F13JtdwH1Q

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2019-08-01

Welcome to season five, folks! 😄 Join us for an adventure involving shipwrecks, waterlogged materials, and mudlarking!

That's right, we're starting off with an episode all about soggy stuff: https://t.co/ry7DYivQ9l

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2019-03-20

13-day seminar for curators and conservators organized at Skokloster Castle, Sweden in 2019. Deadline extended to 3 https://t.co/RcPaHUte3d

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2019-01-16

Okay, ready for another tool question? Here we go:

What do you keep your in? Toolbox, tool roll, or other container?

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2018-11-27

Jenny argues the enjoyment people get out of taxidermy and other collections isn’t just limited to visitors — can get a real kick out of working with these specimens too! Tune in here: https://t.co/4f112UKsDK

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2018-11-26

We talk about the ‘ick factor’ of fluid specimens, visitor enjoyment of (and reactions to) collections, and how natural history has become kind of sexy again. Curious? Tune in here: https://t.co/4f112UsRMc

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2018-11-19

New episode! 🙂 We're joined by , and as we embark on a journey of discovering the beauty and wonder of collections: https://t.co/4f112UsRMc

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2018-11-14

Our conservators have been working with students to practice different techniques of historical painting. All of their "copies" mimic techniques artists used to create works in our collections. Here you can see the early stages of recreating "Red Mullets" from printouts.

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2018-10-20