Join us for two days of inspiring talks, lively discussion, and fresh perspectives on the future of stained glass conservation.
Exploring themes of technology, sustainability, documentation, craftsmanship, and heritage care, the programme brings together leading practitioners and researchers to share ideas, challenge assumptions, and discuss the opportunities and challenges shaping the profession's future.
The full programme will be annouced shortly. Confirmed talks include.
- Brianne Van Vorst: From Documentation to Site Work: Saving Time and Sanity with Digital Technology in Stained Glass Conservation Projects
- Margot Steurbaut: The Past as Inspiration for the Future: Historical Glass Paint Preparation as a Viable Response to Supply Chain Instability
- Jasmine Allen & Isabelle Davies: ‘Preserving a Stained Glass Legacy’ at the Stained Glass Museum: Decision-making based on cross-collection issues
- Aurelia Fernandes: Set In Stone - Documentation as a Cornerstone of Conservation for South Asia's Coloured Glass Fitted Jalis
- Caroline Holmriis Steffansen: Cold Paint in a World of Global Warming
- Adrianna Polcyn: 3D Scanning Advancements - Utilising Gaussian Splatting as a new framework for digital preservation of stained glass
- Bronwen Stone: A Window onto the Medieval World
- Christian Baierl: Mouth-Blown and Hand-Cast Flat Glass – traditional craftsmanship looking to the future