Center for Collections Care provided invaluable hands-on training to 65 participants from 46 institutions located in 16 states from California to Maine.
It was an amazing summer, and most importantly, everyone remained healthy. We look forward to new classes in 2023, including Rigging Works of Art, which will be announced in September.
See for yourself
Mount Making instructor, Pam Gaible, demonstrates brazing.
Mount Making instructors discuss materials and techniques.
Mount Making participants, 2022.
Introduction to Paper Conservation participant practicing adhesive removal.
Paper repair and painting infill, Introduction to Paper Conservation.
Introduction to Paper Conservation participants, 2022.
Matting and Framing Works of Art on Paper participants hinging a work of art.
Matting and Framing works of Art on Paper participants touring Logan collections storage.
Matting and Framing Works of Art on Paper participants, 2022.
Storage Solutions participants, 2022.
Storage Solutions participants practice folding a quilt for storage.
Introduction to Textile Conservation participants conducting a detailed condition report on a Mexican blouse from the Logan Museum's collection.
Introduction to Textile Conservation participants, 2022.
Introduction to Textile Conservation participant creating a fiber identification reference card.
Introduction to Textile Conservation participants visiting the Beloit College Historic Costume Collection.
Introduction to Textile Conservation instructor, Camille Breeze, and participant examining fibers using magnification.
July 27, 2022