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Holography in the Modern Museum conference and workshops

Fri, 2008-09-05 10:43 — sbrown

Apologies for cross posting…..
SCIENTISTS SHOW MUSEUMS HOW HOLOGRAMS CAN SAVE ARTEFACTS

Innovations in 3D imaging technology mean priceless artefacts can now be safely conserved while the public see exact replicas, identical in colour, size and every intricate detail, according to holography experts.

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Issue 3 of e_conservation magazine is online

Wed, 2008-03-12 17:14 — e-conservation

Issue no. 3 of e_conservation magazine is online and available for download from http://www.e-conservationline.com. Past issues are also available from the archive, with a new download option for individual articles as well.

No. 3, published on 24th February 2008
ISSN: 1646-9283

INDEX

News - New Website
Cultural Heritage Conservation Events
http://www.conservationevents.com

Conference Review
I Heritage Conference, Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Lisboa
14-15 February 2008, Lisbon, Portugal

Upcoming Events
February - April 2008

Interview
John Asmus, from Lasers to Art Conservation

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e_conservation magazine: new issue on-line

Wed, 2008-01-02 11:13 — updates
The second number of e_conservation magazine is now online and available for free download. To know more we invite you to visit the website at http://www.e-conservationline.com and download the file (registration is no longer required).
INDEX - No.2, December 2007
News - 2007 Worksites
Medieval Values Discovered at the Assumption Church, Cepari Village, Arges, Romania (1752)
by Mihail Gabriel Birhala
Events Review
Lecture on Preventive Conservation of Contemporary Art 
30 November 2007, Sintra, Portugal
Berlin Conference on Preservation of Himalayan Culture
4-5 December 2007, Berlin, Germany
by André Alexander
Upcoming Events - December 2007 to February 2008
Cultural Project
The Sibiel Cultural Centre, Ecomuseum – Contemporary Art Gallery
by Ovidiu Danes
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Images of conservation work in museums

Wed, 2006-11-08 23:23 — emmjon

Conservators at the Australian War Memorial often photograph conservation work they are doing. At this stage, we have a large volume of photos and a not too organised way of dealing with them. The photos are valuable, as they will provide a visual reference for years to come and I also feel our public may be interested in seeing some of them. I was wondering if anyone out there has a similar issue? How have youe handled these type of images? At the moment we have some of them on our CMS, but not all and none are available to the public. Any feedback or ideas would be great.

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