Lecture on Intangible Heritage at NMAI
During the week of World Intellectual Property Day, we are pleased to present the next installment of our Intangible Cultural Heritage distinguished speaker series, featuring …
Meeting Summary — The Experimental Sound Recordings of Alexander Graham Bell and the Volta Laboratory
Dawn Wallace, a graduate conservation intern from SUNY- Buffalo State, presented work she has undertaken at the National Museum of American History (NMAH) for the …
April Meeting Summary—A Journey Through the Carter Library: Conserving Publisher’s Bindings at The University of Virginia Library
Presenter: Quinn Ferris Quinn Ferris is a graduate student at New York University’s Institute of Fine Arts and is completing her fourth year internship at …
Announcing Washington Conservation Guild Ballot for Officers 2015-16
It is the pleasure of the Nominating Committee to post the officer ballot to be voted on at the Guild’s business meeting on May. If …
Catherine Dewey is on the Mall!
The following press release is from the National Park Service: Catherine Dewey Tapped to Lead Resource Management at the National Mall Washington – National Mall …
Hugh Shockey is on the Move!
Past President of the Washington Conservation Guild and Objects Conservator for the Smithsonian Museum of American Art, Hugh Shockey will be joining the staff of …
Tricks of the Trade: Developing Methodology in the Field
June 4, 2015 a one-day workshop at the National Building Museum, please click on the link below for more details Building Museum-invitation-a-L
Lecture: How the Arab Region Views World Heritage and the Islamic State’s Destruction of It
On the occasion of International Day for Monuments and Sites 2015, US/ICOMOS in partnership with the National Building Museum invites you to a talk on …
Johns Hopkins Archaeological Museum Student Symposium
This coming Saturday, April 11th, 9:00-4:30, The Johns Hopkins Archaeological Museum holds it Third Student Symposium, featuring the research work on objects in the museum …
Cultural Heritage: Conflict and Reconciliation
Friday, April 17Meyer AuditoriumFreer Gallery of ArtSmithsonian InstitutionWashington D.C.2:00 p.m. Panel Plenary and reception to follow. Registration required. The Smithsonian Institution and the University of …
