Natalya Swanson Workshops & Seminars Archives

Now You See It, Now You Don’t: Documenting Web-based Art

Taught by Patrícia Falcão, Time-based Media Conservation, Tate, Sarah Haylett (Reshaping the Collectible, Tate, and Chris King, Time-based Media Conservation, Tate, and offered virtually by the American Institute for Conservation for the 2020 Annual Meeting, intended to give participants tools and options for documenting webpages.

Recovering transparency. Repairing scratches and chips on PMMA surfaces

This workshop, taught by Anna Lagana, and offered at Future Talks 019 in Munich, gave
participants the opportunity to practice these treatment options on damaged transparent PMMA samples as well as on face-mounted photographs.

Plastics Identification Tool

I attended the Plastic Identification Tool workshop at Future Talks in Munich in November 2019 to learn more about the application of this interactive, web-based tool that helps identify or characterize plastics.

CLARIAH-OH: Transcribing and Analysing Oral History in Digital Research Environments

Digital archiving practices in the Netherlands have permitted increased access to oral history collections. Oral historians who are utilizing these resources…

Conservation of Plastics

Seminar taught by Lara Kaplan, Objects Conservator in private practice and Affiliated Assistant Professor at Winterthur/University of Delaware Program in Art Conservation (WUDPAC).

B-72 Fills for Glass

Seminar taught by Victoria Schussler, Project Conservator at the Brooklyn Museum.

Cleaning Course & Modular Cleaning Program Workshop

Workshop taught by Chris Stavroudis, Private paintings conservator in Los Angeles, CA.

Pre-Coated Tissues Seminar

Seminar taught by Dr. Melissa Tedone, Book and Library Conservator for Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library and Associate Faculty for the Winterthur/University of Delaware Program in Art Conservation (WUDPAC).

Mist Consolidation

Seminar taught by Julie Ream, Paper Conservator in private practice.

Stain Reduction Techniques for Ceramics

Seminar taught by Lauren Fair, Associate Objects Conservator and Affiliated Assistant Professor at the Winterthur/University of Delaware Program in Art Conservation.