Category:History of Conservation and Conservators
FAIC Oral History Project[edit | edit source]
The Oral History Project, established in 1975 by the Foundation for Advancement in Conservation (FAIC), has resulted in the creation of an archive of transcripts of interviews with over 400 conservators, conservation scientists, and related professionals. These documents now form an invaluable record on the history of the field. Access the FAIC Oral History Project Interviewee List and visit the FAIC Website Oral History Page for more information on:
- The History of the Project
- How to Get Involved
- Accessing the Archives
History of Conservation[edit | edit source]
Information on milestones in the development of conservation disciplines.
- Collection Care Milestones
- Professional Membership Organizations for Conservators of Cultural Heritage Timeline
- History of Paper Conservation
- History of Archaeological Conservation
- History of Textile Conservation
- History of Paintings Conservation
History of Conservators, Labs & Studios[edit | edit source]
The AIC wiki offers an opportune platform for creating a biographical dictionary of conservators and conservation facilities (institutional and regional labs, private practices and studios) that will create:
- A place to supplement information on the Foundation for Advancement in Conservation's (FAIC) Oral History Interviews of conservators with significant impact in the field
- Listings with information on past conservators who may have previously treated an object that now require re-treatment
- Match conservators with their literature and research
Today’s active conservators quickly become tomorrow’s retired and forgotten figures about whom little information is readily available, as a result, entries are encouraged while information is available on relevant members of the field. While current practitioners may be listed, this site is meant to be used for documentation rather than business or referral purposes. To find a conservator who can provide client services please visit the AIC website’s Find A Conservator page.
Conservators[edit | edit source]
- History of Conservation and Conservators A-F
- History of Conservation and Conservators G-K
- History of Conservation and Conservators L-P
- History of Conservation and Conservators Q-T
- History of Conservation and Conservators U-Z
Conservation Laboratories and Studios[edit | edit source]
Regional Groups and Guilds[edit | edit source]
How to Submit an Entry[edit | edit source]
While current entries in the AIC History of Conservation and Conservators wiki are for conservators, conservation scientists and allied professionals who are retired or deceased, the guidelines for inclusion are flexible. If you would like to be included or suggest a colleague for mention please contact AIC's e-Editor user:RPArenstein.
Template for Individual Entry[edit | edit source]
A template has been created to help standardize entry layout. To contribute, start a subpage on your user page.
- Copy the following text and paste it into the subpage you just created: {{subst:HistoryofConservationandConservators}}
- Save your subpage and then click on the Edit tab to fill out your entry.
Entries may contain any or all of the following information.
- Full name (last name, first name):
- Other names known by:
- Date and place of birth:
- Date and place of death:
- Nationalities:
- Education (degrees):
- Notable teachers/mentors:
- Notable students:
- Employment (highlights):
- Professional association involvement:
- Special achievements, honors or awards:
- Relatives of note:
- Curriculum vitae: (with link if available)
- Website:
- Images: (with links if available)
- Publications: (with links if available)
- Conference presentations: (with links to conference programs, text of presentations, audios or videos of presentations)
- FAIC Oral History entry: yes/no (with link if available)
- Location of papers or archives:
- Contact Information:
Template for Lab/Studio entry[edit | edit source]
A template has been created to help standardize entry layout. To contribute, start a new page.
- Copy the following text and paste it into the page you just created: {{subst:HistoryofLabs/Studios}}
- Save your page and then click on the Edit tab to fill out your entry.
- Link your new page by adding your entry to the History of Conservation Laboratories and Studios page.
Entries may contain any or all of the following information and additional topics or headers can be added as necessary or desired.
- Overview/Mission
- Background of the Institution
- Milestones
- Dimensions
- History of the Laboratory/Studio
- Staff History
- Conservators
- Lab Assistants
- Conservation Interns
- Conservation Volunteers
- Facilities
- Analytical Equipment
- Pest Eradication Equipment
- Photo-documentation Equipment
- References
- Further Reading & Viewing
- Social Media
- Articles by Staff
- Interviews & Media Appearances
- External Links
- Support
Template for Regional Groups and Guilds[edit | edit source]
TBD...
Bibliography and Further Readings[edit | edit source]
- Conway, Paul and Martha O'Hara Conway, eds. 2018. Flood in Florence, 1966: A Fifty-Year Retrospective. Ann Arbor, MI: Michigan Publishing, University of Michigan Library. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3998/mpub.9310956
- Postprints for the 50th anniversary symposium Flood in Florence 1966 held in Ann Arbor, Michigan
Subcategories
This category has only the following subcategory.
Pages in category "History of Conservation and Conservators"
The following 25 pages are in this category, out of 25 total.
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- History of Conservation and Conservators A-F
- History of Conservation and Conservators G-K
- History of Conservation and Conservators L-P
- History of Conservation and Conservators Q-T
- History of Conservation Laboratories and Studios
- History of the Photographic Materials Group
- Template:HistoryofLabs/Studios
