Conservation for Cultural Heritage Collections: Museums, Libraries and Archives: Special Materials

N8750 C65 2002, Conservation
Hafthor Yngvason (ed.)

N8560 M65 2008, Conservation

ND1510 C76 2000, Conservation
Jo Crook and Tom Learner

N8560 J64 2001, Conservation
Ruth Johnston-Feller

N7432.7 B35 2003, Conservation
Philip Ball

ND1500 J45 2006, Conservation
Simon Jennings

N7430 A6976 2010, Conservation
Art Technological Source Research (Study group). Symposium (4th : 2010 : Vienna, Austria)

HD9999.D9 M38 2012

TA682.4 .P73 2012, Conservation

TS967 .K57 2006, Conservation
Marion Kite

A collaborative project designed to provide guidelines for the care of time-based media works of art. Launched in 2005, this collaborative project between the New Art Trust (NAT) and its partner museums – the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) and Tate – has been designed to help those who collect and keep time-based artworks. See 'Using the Project Resources' for helpful information.

Art21 has established itself as the preeminent chronicler of contemporary art and artists through its Peabody Award-winning biennial television series, "Art in the Twenty-First Century." Art21 serves educators and their students by providing free materials and programs devoted to the exploration of contemporary art and artists, and also presents a wide range of writing on contemporary art. Art21 maintains an extensive archive of all of the films and educational materials it produces. Many writings on conservation work can be found in the ART21 Blog.

Provides access to AIC newsletters, the Journal of AIC, and links to related organizations. Also includes the organization's history, members, congresses, and study groups.

The Smithsonian’s Museum Conservation Institute (MCI) is the center for specialized technical collection research and conservation for all Smithsonian museums and collections. MCI combines knowledge of materials and the history of technology with state-of-the-art instrumentation and scientific techniques to provide technical research studies and interpretation of artistic, anthropological, biological, and historical objects.

An online reference resource for identifying and studying unknown substances, or for learning more about a particular substance. Free registration required for use.