American Institute for Conservation – Collection Care Network (CCN) What is the CCN? The CCN is a network within AIC for all AIC members with an interest in collection care. It was conceived in 2011 by a group of collection care practitioners and preventive conservators
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Thanks to the internet and to posts like this one from MoMA and PS-1 in their blog section "Inside/Out" - the public is more aware of what we do (and
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by Ella Rothgangel and Kurt Christian, photos by Jason Gray
The movement of artwork at the Saint Louis Art Museum requires authorization from the Registrar through a Location Change Request. The requests are generated from the Museum’s Collection Management System, TMS (The Museum System) and attached to the Installation Calendar.
This tile in the shifting mosaic that makes up the PACIN front page is devoted to information of interest found out in the greater network we all live and work in. Obviously you will find other links in the Forum section of this site and links are also often an essential element of the articles found on our front page, but links featured here are ones that we find particularly noteworthy for one reason or another. Some of them will be very temporary and topical while others are intended to connect you to established resources that all of us in the collections care field should be aware of and will remain in place.
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OK, so this is it - my very favorite PACIN Article ever! I am not entirely sure what that says about me as an individual but as a result I feel inclined to subject you to a brief (in Ashley terms) intro which you may find is nowhere near brief enough to suit your tastes. Oh well...
The Story- On the way to the PACIN booth located in the AAM Museum Expo in LA this year, while generally scoping things out - getting the lay of the land (or rippley temporary carpet to be more accurate)
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We have an article pending on this topic.
In the mean time we have some good current content on the PACIN Forum under the topic "Lighting".
To go there now click HERE.