AICCM National Conference 2013

Peak Conservation: Is there an inevitable end of the institutional conservation department?

Paper Author:

David Thurrowgood

Year:

2013
Contributions to the AICCM National Conference 2013, Adelaide 23-25 October ABSTRACT For many years the media has spoken of peak oil, the point at which there are diminishing returns for effort in managing a resource, and a point where it is recognized that the end of an industry is on the horizon. Some industries handle […]

The accidental futurist: Using Causal Layered Analysis to understand conservation across time

Paper Author:

MaryJo Lelyveld

Year:

2013
Contributions to the AICCM National Conference 2013, Adelaide 23-25 October Abstract Conservation is best understood in intergenerational time frames. As conservators we no doubt have one foot in the past, seeking to understand past states and past intent that have shaped the artefacts upon which we work. However we also have one foot firmly in […]

Are All Objects Equal

Paper Author:

Sarah Staniforth

Year:

2013
Contributions to the AICCM National Conference 2013, Adelaide 23-25 October Abstract This paper will examine two aspects of the question ‘Are all objects equal?’ It will consider their equality in terms of significance and fragility. It will start from the assumption that until recently many conservators have adopted the precautionary principle by treating all objects […]

Introduction and Program for Contexts for Conservation

Year:

2013
Contributions to the AICCM National Conference 2013, Adelaide 23-25 October
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