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With the theme of Sustainable Solutions for Conservation: New Strategies for New Times, join fellow professionals in tackling global challenges and exploring innovative conservation strategies.
Both in-person and on-line options are available. This hybrid event will make it easier than ever to participate, offering both global virtual hubs and local in-person hubs throughout South America.
IIC (the International Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works) members enjoy discounted in-person rates and free online access, and it is possible to join IIC first and then sign up for free online access after! And if you're based in Latin America, take advantage of heavily discounted in-person rates available (up to 60% off)
The provisional in-person program is available here. A full list of papers is also listed at the end of this post.
Lima, Peru, is a treasure trove of cultural heritage, with breathtaking sites such as Machu Picchu, the Nazca Lines, and the Titicaca Lake waiting to be explored. Attend the Congress, connect and share knowledge with colleagues, and experience the rich culture of Peru together.
The session themes and papers are as follows.
For reasons of space, only first name authors and English titles are listed here.
For full author list and Spanish titles, please visit the congress website.
Engaging Communities for Enriched Sustainability
APOYOnline: A Sustainable Approach to Heritage Preservation Across the Americas - Beatriz Haspo et al
Fostering Inclusive Management and Community Participation: Lessons from the Field - Stephanie D. Ortiz
Uplifting Community and Incorporating Reuse in Conservation Planning for the Noah Purifoy Outdoor Desert Art Museum of Assemblage Sculpture - Anya Dani et al
Sustainable Cultural Preservation in Central Asia: Involving Local Communities as Caretakers of Archaeological Sites - Maruchi Yoshida et al
Conservation as a Tool for Cultural Rights in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: the We have gaps Project - Muriel Verbeeck and Israel-Prince Wingenga
Pleasing the Wrathful Deities: Ethical Approaches to the Care of Tibetan Skull Drums - Richard Mulholland and Rachael Durkin
Amplifying Indigenous Australian Voices in the Conservation and Management of Rock Art - Darren Griffin et al
Improving the Sustainability of the Conservation of the Eravimangalam Subramanyaswamy Temple: The Use of Virtual Reconstruction and Greener Formulations as a Means to Involve Community - Moupi Mukhopadhyay and Chiara Biribicchi
Networks and Collaborations
Fotográfica en Red: A Working Group for Latin American Photographic Heritage - Natalia Ulloa and Isabella Gama
From Lima to Canton and Beyond: Mobile and Digital Research Infrastructure for Closing the Gap between Resource-rich and Resource-poor Collections - Haida Liang et al
From Paper Fibers to Practical Conservation Experiences: the International Paper Conservation Seminars in Latin America - Yerko Andrés Quitral
Strengthening Training in the Conservation of Cultural Heritage Through Academic Collaboration - Tanushree Gupta and Gabriela Krist
Sustainable Practice for Heritage Sites
The Application of Remote Sensing in the Conservation of the Archaeological Site of Pachacamac (2nd–16th century, Peru) - Denise Pozzi-Escot et
Sustainable and Collaborative Solutions for the Long-term Care of Heritage Earthen Sites in Seismic Areas in Peru - Elena Macchioni et al
Data Collection for Cultural Heritage Risk Management: A Case Study of the project "Damage Map through Heritage Building Information Modeling (HBIM)" on the Frontispiece of Saint Francis of Assisi Church, Ouro Preto, Brazil - Yacy Ara Froner et al
The positive role of trees in protecting outdoor painted and engraved rock sites - Andrew Thorn
Sustainable Conservation Solutions in a Hostile Environment: the Historic Huts of Antarctica - Julian Bickersteth et al
International Cooperation between Korea and Cambodia to Conserve and Manage Angkor Stone Heritage using Non-destructive Technology - Myoungju Choie et al
Towards a National Heritage Climate Change Risk Assessment - Paul Lankester and Ruth Knight
Greener Treatments and Materials
Greenwashing Revelations Through Revision: Re-evaluating Sustainability Claims for Bioplastics - Bianca Gonçalves et al
UK Museums and Heritage Sustainable Packing Group: Exploring Sustainable Strategies for Soft Wrapping Paintings - Rebecca Ellison et al
The GREENART Project: Environmentally Friendly and Low Impact Materials for the Conservation of Cultural Heritage - David Chelazzi et al
Development of Starch Nanoparticles as a Green Consolidant for Paper-based Objects: Synthesis and Design - Ashna Rawat and Satish C. Pandey
Learning from the Past: Rediscovering Traditional Medieval Wood Tar Adhesives for Sustainable Stone Conservation and Built Heritage - Bettina Ebert
Green Alternatives for Archaeological Iron Stabilisation - Patrycja Petrasz et al
A Study of Protective Coatings for Archaeological Silver - Stephanie Guidera et al
Making it Last: Training Conservators in Sustainable Solutions for Treating Outdoor Painted Sculpture - Rosa Lowinger et al
Adapting Environments in Museums, Archives and Storage
Building on successful mechanical and passive environmental controls for preventive conservation through data analysis at National Museum Cardiff - Kelly McCauley et al
Implementing an adaptive climate control strategy: collection monitoring and sustainability outcomes - Michael Varcoe-Cocks et al
Updating Environmental Guidance – The British Museum Approach - Tatiana Marasco and Louisa Burden
Reconsidering museums' climate and seasonal adjustment for vulnerable artifacts - Sonia Bujok et al
Sustainable Preservation of Photographs in a Hot and Humid Climate: Dry Cabinets and MetalOrganic Framework Paper Composites - Bertrand Lavédrine et al
Interrogating Pollutants in Collecting Institutions during the Implementation of HVAC Energy-Saving Strategies: Lessons Learned and Practical Implications for Optimizing Sustainable Environmental Control - Emma Richardson et al
Hygrothermal performance of enclosures in a storage room and energy efficiency in environmental control - Bo Han et al
Fire risk assessment in museums on the HERIe web-based decision-supporting platform - Łukasz Bratasz and Łukasz Berger
Sustainable Preventive Conservation Strategies
Reducing energy use through behavioural change – carbon literacy training for archives in the United Kingdom - Lorraine Finch et al
Defining Sustainable Priorities and Actions for Storage of a Public Archive: a UK Case Study - Yuki Russell
Sustainable and Beneficial: Pollutant Absorption and Relative Humidity Control in Display Cases by Saturated Salt Solutions - Gerhard Eggert et al
Calculating the carbon footprint of caring for easel paintings at English Heritage - Alice Tate-Harte and David Thickett
Managing Lifetimes and Loss
Nothing last forever? Considering lifespans in a contemporary collection - Isobel Griffin et al
Introducing a risk, value and collection lifetime-based lighting policy at the Victoria and Albert Museum - Sarah Vansnick and Pedro Gaspar
Salvaging art collections in the face of natural disasters: Challenges and outcomes - Suati Rojas et al
Materials Analysis of Two Nineteenth-century Brazilian Polychrome Sculptures to Reveal Their History and Significance - Dâmia Carina Dias Do Carmo et al
Dissociation and loss: a challenge for sustainable conservation - Jane Henderson and Robert Waller
Exposición. 19 nov de 2024 - 02 mar de 2025 / Museo Nacional del Prado / Madrid, España
Formación. 23 nov de 2024 - 29 nov de 2024 / Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía (MNCARS) / Madrid, España
