33094
Accession Number
12493
Title Of Article Chaper
Education in conservation: the National Gallery of Canada
Title Of Journal Book
Icom 7th triennial meeting. Copenhagen, 10-14 September 1984. Preprints
Pages
84.21.8-84.21.9
Publisher
Icom
Publisher City
Paris
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Monograph
Literature Level
Analytic
Meeting
Icom triennial meeting. 7.
Meeting City
Copenhagen
Abstract
Conservators at the National Gallery of Canada play a role in educating others concerning conservation-related matters. Advice, consultation, and training extend to National Gallery Staff, and beyond, to the conservation profession and other museum professionals. In addition, publications, lectures, and exhibitions are directed at the general public. Artists are provided with advice regarding the stability of their materials and methods. Architects and consultants are informed of the conservation requirements of the New National Gallery of Canada Building. See also AATA 18-993 for another study of conservation education in Canada.
Keywords
Museum, organization; art, contemporary conservation; museum, social impact; museum, architecture building; conservation, statute conservator; conservation, organization; museum, education; museum, museology; museum, restoration -- ICCROM
pub_id
33094
Meeting Date
19840910-19840914