Expand your skills during this 3-day practical workshop with experienced practitioners.
The Ceramics & Glass Group in conjunction with the Stained Glass Group and Scotland Group are hosting a 3-day glass conservation workshop led by Tiago Oliveira, ACR with teaching support from Ros Hodges, ACR.
Workshop Summary
This 3-day Workshop is aimed at conservators with previous knowledge but little experience of glass conservation, being objects or stained glass. The course will cover theory about glass degradation, conservation issues, conservation materials and techniques, and hands-on sessions on handling, bonding, mould making and filling flat glass and vessel glass surrogates. At the end of the workshop, participants will have a clear idea of common glass conservation issues, and options and strategies for their conservation.
Date & Times:
Wednesday 3rd April 2024: 10:00am – 5:00pm
Thursday 4th April 2024: 9:30am – 5:00pm
Friday 5th April 2024: 9:30am – 4:00pm
Location:
City & Guilds of London Art School
124 Kennington Park Rd.
London SE11 4DJ
Please note: In the event of train strikes, the event will go ahead as planned and there will be no refunds.
Prior to the event, participants will receive an email providing further details including the workshop programme, what to bring, location information and other practical information.
If you choose to register for this event, please could you email the Ceramics & Glass Group at [email protected] informing us of your conservation specialism and anything specific you are hoping to gain from this course.
Ros is a Ceramics Conservator with 30 years of experience in the independent sector who gained her Icon Accreditation in June 2021. She is currently the Chair of the Ceramics & Glass Group Committee.
Her conservation practice is based in East Sussex, where she works on Ceramics, Glass, and Related Materials for a wide range of clients including private individuals, collectors, dealers, local Museums, and Heritage Bodies such as The National Trust and the Dean and Chapter, Westminster Abbey. Her special interests include assessing objects and preparing them for travel prior to exhibitions and training house staff in the care of ceramics and damage prevention. Before embarking on a career in conservation she was responsible for organising medical conferences at The Wellcome Foundation.
Freelance Ceramics Conservator, Tiago Oliveira Conservation
Tiago has set up his conservation business in London in 2015. His clients are museums, art galleries, collectors, the Trade and colleagues from other specialisms. Recent projects include freelance work for The Courtauld Institute and The Wallace Collection in London, the National Monuments Institute in Portugal and the Federal Monuments of Austria in Salzburg. He holds an MA, specialising in ceramics and related materials, from West Dean College since 2012 and a BA in Conservation and Restoration from Portugal's universidade católica since 2006. His main interests are the conservation of architectural ceramics and historical glass objects. In 2022 Tiago gained his Icon Accreditation in Ceramics Conservation and in 2023 he was awarded the Nigel Williams Prize along with his colleague Inês Feliciano.