by Conservation
6/24/2021
ceramics conservation , ceramics , islamic ceramics , Islamic Art , behind the scenes , objects conservation , CAMConservation
This week in objects conservation: Anytime an object is selected for display our objects conservator assesses its condition to determine whether it is stable, or whether it needs conservation treatment before display.
by Conservation
5/27/2021
ceramics , ceramics conservation , islamic ceramics , Islamic Art , Islamic , behind the scenes , objects conservation , CAMConservation
These two ceramic pieces have the same condition issues we see in many ceramic objects conserved in the early to mid 20th C.
by Conservation
4/29/2021
ceramics , ceramics conservation , islamic ceramics , Islamic Art , Islamic , behind the scenes , objects conservation , CAMConservation
This week we have a 16th C mug decorated with ships, seas, and animals.
by Conservation
3/4/2021
ceramics , islamic ceramics , Islamic Art , Islamic , behind the scenes , objects conservation
This week in objects conservation: this 16th century Iznik plate is in the lab receiving treatment.
by Dr. Ainsley M. Cameron, Curator of South Asian Art, Islamic Art and Antiquities
12/15/2017
curatorial , Anila Agha , interpretation , South Asian Art , Islamic Art
On a recent visit to London’s Tate Modern, I came across an installation of Pak Sheung Chuen’s A Travel without Visual Experience in a display of the museum’s permanent collection in the newly-opened and installed Blatvatnik Building.
by Conservation
7/27/2017
conservation , object conservation , behind the scenes , plate , Islamic Art , video , CAMConservation
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by Conservation
6/1/2017
behind the scenes , conservation , object conservation , Pottery , Islamic Art
Posted by: Conservation
by Conservation
5/4/2017
behind the scenes , conservation , object conservation , Pottery , Islamic Art
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by Conservation
8/11/2016
object conservation , behind the scenes , Islamic , Pottery , Iraq , X-ray
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