La conservation-restauration de l’œuvre contemporaine Le Terrain du dictionnaire A/Z de Rober Racine : restaurer ce qui soutient le sens, restaurer le sens
The artwork Le Terrain du dictionnaire A/Z was created in 1980 by artist Rober Racine. It is composed of 55,000 words taken from the dictionary, Le Petit Robert, adhered to cardboard labels and [...]
Changing an “Uneasy Relationship”: Collaboration in Conservation and Archaeology Education
Conservators and archaeologists share common interests around the preservation of important iconographic information as manifest in physical remnants, but there has long been an “uneasy [...]
L’étude des mortiers pour une meilleure compréhension de nos savoir-faire : l’exemple de l’Hôpital général de Québec
Used in architecture for millennia, mortars and renders represent an important source of scientific information (historical, technological, geological and territorial) that can play a major role [...]
Technical Note on Creating Silica Gel Cassettes In-house
This technical note presents an illustrated, step-by-step process for making refillable silica gel cassettes from acrylic sheet offcuts and Reemay non-woven fabric. This technique was developed [...]
Tear Repair of an Angelique Merasty Birch Bark Biting
Birch bark biting has been a traditional practice amongst various North American Indigenous communities for generations. It involves delicately compressing marks with one’s teeth into thin, [...]
Evaluating the Suitability of Two Sacrificial Anti-Graffiti Polysaccharide Coatings for Use on Outdoor Contemporary Murals
This research investigates, through laboratory testing, the suitability of PSS 20 and APP S, two sacrificial polysaccharide-based anti-graffiti coatings, for the protection of outdoor [...]
Protected: RWG Pathways to Conservation
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Protected: RWG Resources
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