Guides: Konservering: AKTUELT

Podcasts om konservering

Kraniebrud på Radio4: Konservering på Moesgård
Hva' så? med Jørgen Wadum
Hør Christian Fuhlendorfff's samtale med Jørgen Wadum
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E-bog om bevaring af lyd
The C Word
The C word er en engelsk podcastserie om konservering og restaurering.
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SMK Podcast
Lyt med på "Mysterier fra museet". SMK's podcastserie med spændende historier fra museets samlinger og lange historie.
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Podcast fra Statens Naturhistoriske Museum
Hør bl.a. podcasten dissektion: I DISSEKTION kommer vi med konservatorens kniv helt ind under huden på dyret og åbner for vores viden, holdninger og følelser for det enkelte dyr. På den anatomiske rejse når vi tættere på dyret, gennem de naturvidenskabelige og historiske fortællinger.
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Ph.d.-afhandlinger fra Institut for Konservering

Smedemark, Signe: Trouble in Storage? Understanding the dynamics of airborne organic acids in storage buildings and its consequences for the air quality, energy use, and preservation of heritage collections ABSTRACT: Formic acid and acetic acid are among the most critical indoor air pollutants known to cause damage to heritage collections. This Ph.D. project examined the route of organic acids in storage buildings from emission sources, such as the collections themselves, to the removal through air exchange with ambient, air filtration in mechanical ventilation systems, and deposition onto interior surfaces. The aim was to establish the fate of formic acid and acetic acid in storage buildings and to determine control methods for the protection of heritage collections from corrosive organic acids.
Haack Christensen, Anne: Crafts & Colours During the Reign of Christian IV, Trade, Availability and Usage of Painters' Materials 1610-1626. ABSTRACT: During the reign of King Christian IV (1577–1648) the Royal Colour Chamber (Det Kongelige Farvekammer) provided painters and other craftsmen of the Danish court with a wide variety of materials, mainly for coarser projects such as basic and decorative painting on the warships, interior painting, and artistic firework sculptures, as well as for some finer projects such as tapestry cartoons, easel paintings, frames, sculptures and the gilding of confectionery. Incoming and outgoing supplies were registered in detail in the Colour Chamber accounts during the period 1610–1626, including quantities, short descriptive passages of the assignments to be carried out, and the names of the craftsmen receiving the supplies. A high proportion of the projects described in the Colour Chamber accounts were completed in order to manifest the king’s courtly power and cultural superiority during a particularly affluent period of increasing decorative and architectural endeavours. On the basis of a systematic scrutiny of the unique and comprehensive accounting material, by means of a customised database and supplemented by study of a number of historical sources, this research has demonstrated the varied material resources and working conditions of a hitherto neglected group of painters engaged with coarser and often ephemeral painting projects. Furthermore, this study has provided insight into aspects of domestic and international trade in painting materials related to the Danish court in the 17th century through references to apothecaries, grocers, spice traders and manufacturers of materials. The vast resources allocated from the Colour Chamber for a wide range of decorative projects, largely un-researched due to their ephemerality, have here for the first time been analysed, providing a unique opportunity to visualise sparsely documented aspects of craftsmanship of the past. The study has resulted in a unique insight into the trade of painting materials and the resources invested in Danish court culture between 1610 and 1626.

What is the essence of conservation?

What is the essence of conservation? Materials for a discussion Papers from the ICOM-CC and ICOFOM session at the 25th General Conference held in Kyoto, 4 September 2019.
The contributions collected for the joint meeting between ICOFOM and ICOM-CC at the ICOM 25th General Conference in Kyoto, Japan. The digital publication consists in 20 contributions addressing the topic: What is the Essence of Conservation?

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