Free
Conference Program
Keynote Presentation
Dr. Mary Brooks, Durham University
Generational Change and the Realities of Succession
Melinda Hey, Kelly Grimshaw-Oliver, and Louise Shewry. The Landi Company, Stamford, Lincolnshire
Adhesive and Mesh v Linen Support: Revisiting the Pioneering Conservation of an Adhesive-Treated Tapestry
Elaine Owers and Maria Pardos Mansilla, The National Trust, Norfolk
Stains In the Spotlight: A Conservator’s Concern
Marjolein Koek. The Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
Soiling or Substantiation? Changing Perspectives on Laundering Finishes in Historic Dress.
Anna Robinson. University of Lincoln
Respecting the Past, Supporting the Present: The Conservation of a 17th Century Persian Velvet
Emma Smith, Abegg-Stiftung, Switzerland
Under (Gentle) Pressure: The Conservation of a Mid-17th Century Indian Velvet
Anaka Asokan, Abegg-Stiftung, Switzerland
Sticking and Stitching: One Problem with Two Solutions
Hannah Sutherland. The Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Flagmentary: Thinking Our Way Through the Treatment of a Regimental Colour
Stella Gardner and Lynn McClean. National Museums Scotland, Edinburgh
Conservation and Collaboration: A Transatlantic Partnership Between Textile and Paper Conservators to Conserve Meiji Era Japanese Embroidered Screens in Slovenian Collections
Howard Sutcliffe. River Region Costume and Textile Conservation, USA.
Changes, No Changes and Future Challenges
Ann French. The Whitworth Gallery, Manchester
Posters
How Far Does One Attempt to Retreat the Untreatable, Once It Is Identified as Such?’
Amy Leach. University of Lincoln
Conservation Continues: Reviewing and Renewing a 55-Year-Old Treatment
Jessica Morgan and Madeline Hibbins Cline. Textile Conservation Limited, Bristol
Research and Reflection: The Conservation and Storage of Guidons and a Pipe Banner at the National Army Museum.
Charlotte Baker. National Army Museum, London
Threads of Life: Tracing Women’s Stories Through the Palestinian Thobe
Salma Abu Mariam, Palestinian Museum, Ramallah
