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Recent Advances in Glass and Ceramics Conservation 2019
Recent Advances in Glass and Ceramics Conservation 2019
Introduction
For the first time, two important international groups dedicated to the care, study, and understanding of the world’s ceramics and glass cultural heritage joined forces for a collaborative conference at the British Museum in London. The ICOM-CC Glass and Ceramics Working Group and Icon’s Ceramics and Glass Group made an ideal partnership, and, together with conservators and staff of the British Museum, a truly collaborative conference was held in one of the United Kingdom’s premier institutions.
The joint conference between these two groups of ICOM-CC and Icon aimed to provide a forum where professionals in the field could gather, network with one another, and present their recent work in the conservation of glass and ceramics, thereby disseminating their research results to a large international audience. Many important topics were presented, including innovative applications of treatment approaches, new materials and technologies for conservation practice, and the implementation of new analytical and documentation tools.
Work on this conference and publication was inspiring and rewarding, demonstrating what is possible when two like-minded and dedicated groups join forces. We are confident that Recent Advances in Glass and Ceramics Conservation 2019 will become an important resource in our field going forward and will serve to motivate future collaboration and partnerships.
Lauren Fair
Objects Conservator and Affiliated Assistant Faculty, Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library, and the Winterthur/University of Delaware Program in Art Conservation, Delaware, USA
Coordinator, ICOM-CC Glass and Ceramics Working Group
Dana Norris ACR
Ceramics and Glass Conservator, Watt and Norris Conservation, Oxford, UK
Co-Chair, Icon Ceramics and Glass Group
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Rachel C. Sabino and Michael W. Vannier |
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Marian Schüch and Gerhard Eggert |
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Andrea Ceglia, Emma Anquinet, Ian Freestone, Isabelle Lecocq, Valerie Montens, Karin Nys, Mathilde Patin, Adeline Vanryckel, Hilde Wouters, and Wendy Meulebroeck |
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Guus Verhaar, Norman H. Tennent, Johannes T. van Elteren, Vid S. Šelih, and Martin Šala |
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Lynn Brostoff, Carol Lynn Ward-Bamford, Stephanie Zaleski, Elizabeth Montagnino, Andrew Buechele , Isabelle Muller, Tara Diba, Jason Zara, Murray Loew, and Fenella France |
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Teresa Palomar, David Giovannacci, Marcia Vilarigues, and Isabel Pombo Cardoso |
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Lucía Pereira-Pardo, Duygu Camurcuoglu, Miriam Orsini, Stephanie Vasiliou, Kasia Weglowska, Thomas Kiely, and Capucine Korenberg |
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Sophie Croft |
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Rebecca Gridley and Karen Stamm |
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Roy van der Wielen and Suzan de Groot |
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Norman H. Tennent, Suzan de Groot, and Stephen P. Koob |
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Thea Schuck, Andrea Fischer, and Birgit Schwahn |
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Gerhard Eggert, Judith Berning, Andrea Fischer, Jörg Stelzner, and Sebastian Bette |
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Madeline G. Hagerman |
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Inês Feliciano, Tiago Oliveira, Liesa Brierley, Judith Niedermair-Altenburg, Maximilian Bertet, Robert Linke, and Sabrina Gualtieri |
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Bert-Jan Baas and Luc Megens |
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Corinna de Regt, Luc Megens, Lambert van Eijck, Zhou Zhou, and Mandy Slager |
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Cassia Balogh and Rosie Grayburn |
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Emily Thomas |
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Erato Kartaki, Graeme Earl, and Loretta Hogan |
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Lien Acke, Kristel De Vis, Stijn Verwulgen, and Jouke Verlinden |
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Francisca Pulido Valente, Rosa Varela Gomes, Mário Varela Gomes, Inês Coutinho, Teresa Medici, and Márcia Vilarigues |
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Ângela Santos, Vanessa Otero, and Márcia Vilarigues |
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Julia Wagner and Zoë Bedford |
Copyright is held by © ICOM (ICOM-CC), 2019:
International Council of Museums Committee for Conservation (ICOM-CC)
The Glass and Ceramics Working Group is part of the Committee for Conservation (ICOM-CC),a committee of the International Council of Museums (ICOM) network
Editors:
Janis Mandrus and Victoria Schussler
Scientific Committee:
- Dennis Braekmans, Senior Lecturer in Archaeological Materials Science, Cranfield Forensic Institute, Cranfield University, UK
- Duygu Camurcuoglu ACR, Conservator of Metals, Ceramics, and Glass, British Museum, London
- Gerhard Eggert, Emeritus Professor of Objects' Conservation at the State Academy of Art and Design, Stuttgart, Germany
- Lauren Fair, Objects Conservator and Affiliated Assistant Faculty, Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library and Winterthur/University of Delaware Program in Art Conservation
- Loretta Hogan, Senior Conservator of Ceramics, British Museum, London
- Agnès Gall-Ortlik, Head of the Atelier de Restauration et Conservation des Photographies de la Ville de Paris (ARCP), France
- Monica Ganio, Assistant Scientist, Getty Conservation Institute
- Kate van Lookeren Campagne, Senior Lecturer in Ceramic and Glass Conservation at the University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
- Hannelore Roemich, Professor of Conservation Science, Conservation Center at the Institute of Fine Arts, New York University, USA
- Norman H. Tennent, Emeritus Professor of Conservation Science at the University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
- Astrid van Giffen, Associate Conservator at the Corning Museum of Glass, USA
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