Submitted by Sharra Grow on
It’s no secret that student research projects often highlight new technologies and techniques, require creative problem solving, and radiate great passion for the work at hand.
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Notice is hereby given that an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) of IIC will be held on Tuesday 25 January 2022 at 6pm (GMT). Eligible members will be able to attend via Zoom, or vote remotely in advance.
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Discover the 2022 Young Professionals Forum - Emerging skills for heritage conservation
IIC Scholarships to cover cost of attendance
February 17th - June 16th I Final event 1st July.
Submitted by Kate Smith on
"Culture is the missing link for global climate action"
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By Silvia Sansano Colomina
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IIC is delighted to announce that the 2022 IIC Congress will host its seventh Student Poster Session, an opportunity for those starting out in the field to take part in an international conference.
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No one could have predicted that at the same moment that Croatia was going into lockdown at the very beginning of the pandemic, in March 2020, the country would be rocked by a devastating earthquake. With the pandemic still ongoing, Croatia was hit by a second horrific earthquake, not even a year later, just before the new year. Despite the obstacles and heartache, conservators wasted no time in assessing damage and organizing recovery efforts for Croatia’s cultural heritage.
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By Naomi Meulemans, with special thanks to Belay Girmay Haileselassie
SUMMARY OF POSITION
The Assistant/Associate Conservator, Paintings should have knowledge of unconventional materials and art works as well as expertise in modern and contemporary paintings conservation. The Assistant or Associate Conservator, Paintings should demonstrate a firm grasp of theoretical principles in contemporary conservation, as well as some experience interviewing and working with living artists. Knowledge of analytical techniques, such as XRF and FTIR for identifying materials is desirable as is a spirit of innovation, curiosity and collaboration.
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*Extended deadline to 2 January 2022*
Climate.Culture.Peace is a unique initiative looking to explore the interconnections between climate change, culture and heritage, peace and conflict, and disaster resilience. IIC is delighted to be a partner in this ambitious international collaboration. Our Executive Director Sarah Stannage is also on the Scientific Committee.
