Scroll is a journal supported by the Student Conservators at Melbourne (SC@M). It is a platform where students and graduates are invited to share their research, experience and stories relating to cultural materials conservation.
The editors invite AICCM members to download Scroll Vol. 5, which marks the journal's fifth anniversary and includes a foreword by Professor Jane Henderson. The volume features nine informative and thought-provoking submissions, as follows:
- Debbi Min, 'On Country: Letters from Warmun'
- Emma Dacey, 'Developing skills in photograph conservation'
- Klara Kific, 'Making the mark in Melbourne: Ethical perceptions of vandalism and street art through a conservator's lens'
- Ece Erman, 'New challenges: Role and responsibilities of conservators in plastic materials collections'
- Joshua Loke, 'The personifications of change'
- Hanna Böhmer, 'Polymer-based leather imitations: Enhancing formulations for book conservation'
- Fergus Patterson, '"A little bit of knowledge": The role of conservation and the conservator in regional museums'
- Kate Webster, 'Activating the archive: Conservation of feminist ephemera'
- Eileen Bray et al., 'Cross-cultural collaboration and connection: Supporting the two-way learning partnership'.
Please use the following link to access the publication: https://www.studentconservators.com/scroll
The editors wish to thank Scroll contributors for trusting us to share their inspiring work.