Sentence examples for museum conservation from inspiring English sources
While the emotional significance of the slippers is a matter of personal opinion, these challenges, at the very least, are a testament to how little we understand what goes on behind the closed doors of a museum conservation lab so we asked objects conservator Dawn Wallace to better break down this complex science project for us.
Another might be in museum conservation, where a new program would "identify and develop conservator experience," while a third might focus on a state arts agency working with dance troupes in developing a touring project.
"Cost of Living (Aleyda)" stages a confrontation between the culture of museum conservation and the culture of the disposable prototype.
The sculpture stages a confrontation between the culture of museum conservation and the culture of the disposable prototype.
It is also the first museum conservation department to have an art historian attached to it full time.
Listening to the committee's discussion, however, I increasingly felt that Kline's medium, rather than digital files or 3-D prists, is museum conservation itself.
Right now, the real need is for people with expertise in museums, conservation and restoration.
Science communication and public engagement has potential for biologists, with museums, conservation organisations, businesses and magazines on the look out for scientists who are good communicators.
A lot of graduates choose careers which build directly on their discipline, including research and teaching, work for NGOs and development agencies, and in museums, conservation, and heritage management.
As a result, successful multidisciplinary collaborations have flourished among researchers in museums, conservation institutions, universities and scientific laboratories.
These spectrochemical techniques provide complementary analytical information, molecular and elemental, and thanks to their mobility, satisfy the demands for immovable heritage investigations, enabling analytical campaigns to be conducted routinely at museums, conservation laboratories or even outdoors at historical and archaeological sites.
