Matting and Hinging Works on Paper

Works on paper are inherently fragile, learn from ICA\u27s Paper Conservator how to handle them appropriately. This class will review how best to attach paper objects to mats and how to choose the best materials for the job, with an emphasis on conservation grade materials and techniques. This class is perfect for artists, library or gallery staff, and framers – anyone who has to mount works on paper for exhibition or sale

Care and Handling of Paper Materials Program + ICA Lab Tour

Do you own, or administer a collection containing historical documents, photographs, and mixed paper ephemera? If so, come to ICA\u27s paper conservation lab to learn the best way to maintain and handle these delicate materials. Jennifer Souers Chevraux, ICA\u27s Education Outreach Officer, will present a program including simple how-to demonstrations, followed by a tour of ICA\u27s paper lab, where ongoing conservation projects will be featured

Encapsulation: A Revealing Look at a Simple Solution

Encapsulation is a simple and cost effective way to protect works on paper from wear and tear due to handling. It can also help keep fragile pieces together and make family documents accessible. This workshop will teach participants how to encapsulate their own paper objects safely. Proper materials, environment and handling methods will be discussed. The end result will be a sample set of various encapsulation techniques for future reference. A materials list will be provided upon registration. ICA\u27s address is 2915 Detroit Ave., but our entrance is in the rear of the building off Church St. ICA\u27s blue doors are located across from the Transformer Station gallery, and can be accessed using the call box to the right of the doors

Encapsulation: A Revealing Look at a Simple Solution

Encapsulation is a simple and cost effective way to protect works on paper from wear and tear due to handling. It can also help keep fragile pieces together and make family documents accessible. This workshop will teach participants how to encapsulate their own paper objects safely. Proper materials, environment and handling methods will be discussed. The end result will be a sample set of various encapsulation techniques for future reference. A materials list will be provided upon registration. ICA\u27s address is 2915 Detroit Ave., but our entrance is in the rear of the building off Church St. ICA\u27s blue doors are located across from the Transformer Station gallery, and can be accessed using the call box to the right of the doors

La Atalaya : diario de la mañana: Año XX Número 7557 - 1912 agosto 27

Copia digital. Madrid : Ministerio de Educación, Cultura y Deporte. Subdirección General de Coordinación Bibliotecaria, 201

Matting and Hinging Works on Paper

Works on paper are inherently fragile, learn from ICA\u27s Paper Conservator how to handle them appropriately. This class will review how best to attach paper objects to mats and how to choose the best materials for the job, with an emphasis on conservation grade materials and techniques. This class is perfect for artists, library or gallery staff, and framers – anyone who has to mount works on paper for exhibition or sale

Caring for your Collections

Learn techniques and methods for preserving you family documents and heirloom. Learn the benefits of displaying scanned reproductions rather than original photos and documents, and use CPL’s digital preservation lab to prepare the scans. Instructors: Jamye Jamison, paper conservator at Jamison Art Conservation, and Jennifer Souers Chevraux, preservation specialist at Illumine Creative Solutions, LLC

Hurricanes, Earthquakes, & Active Shooter Situations – Arts & Cultural Community Emergency Preparedness & Disaster Recovery

We see wildfires, earthquakes, riots, and active shooter situations on the news, and cannot ignore the possibility of a disastrous event happening at our own organization. Come and learn about a variety of new initiatives for disaster preparedness and recovery, including grant opportunities & networking

Caring for your Collections

Learn techniques and methods for preserving you family documents and heirloom. Learn the benefits of displaying scanned reproductions rather than original photos and documents, and use CPL’s digital preservation lab to prepare the scans. Instructors: Jamye Jamison, paper conservator at Jamison Art Conservation, and Jennifer Souers Chevraux, preservation specialist at Illumine Creative Solutions, LLC

Hurricanes, Earthquakes, & Active Shooter Situations – Arts & Cultural Community Emergency Preparedness & Disaster Recovery

We see wildfires, earthquakes, riots, and active shooter situations on the news, and cannot ignore the possibility of a disastrous event happening at our own organization. Come and learn about a variety of new initiatives for disaster preparedness and recovery, including grant opportunities & networking