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Notice from the
Chair,
We are looking forward to the PACIN
Workshop in Denver at the Annual AAM Conference in just a few weeks. We are
lucky to have some very distinguished and knowledgeable speakers
discussing a wide range of topics. There is still room for you to sign
up and attend. Contact AAM about attending the workshop. Here is an agenda
of the workshop listing the speakers and the topics they will discuss.
Richard Hinson
PACIN, Chair
Richard
Hinson
Collections
Manager,
Museum of Fine
Arts, Houston
(713)
639-7734
PACIN Workshop AAM Conference Denver,
Colorado May 1, 2008 I.
Erika Franek, Registrar for Loans, MFAH A.
Pre-approved museum
loans 1. How they come about 2. What the process is before the loan
leaves 3. Who must approve the loan 4. Conservation-who pays B.
Approved museum
loans 1. Conservation 2. Crating 3. Shipping II.
Scott Atthowe, Owner/Director, Atthowe Fine Art
Services A.
Soft-packed
object 1. Materials 2. Method of shipping B.
Slat crate
object 1. Materials 2. Method of shipping 3. Suitability as storage crate C.
Solid crate
object 1. Materials 2. Method of shipping 3. Suitability as storage crate III.
Paul Marcon, Conservation Scientist, Canadian Conservation
Institute A.
PadCad program 1. Cushioning B.
CCI current approaches to
training C.
Hands on
training D.
Practical
advice IV.
Kele McComsey, President/Partner of SurroundArt Materials V.
Camilla J. Van Vooren, Conservator Travel worthiness of objects 1. How to determine travel worthiness 2. Who should determine travel
worthiness a.
Contrast between
Conservators/Directors b. How to make a loan happen VI.
Victoria France, Senior Vice President, Willis Fine Art, Jewelry,
and Specie, Willis Insurance Services of
California Insurance and risk assessment VII.
Reid Schell, Director, Fremont Frameworks LLC Moving art in rural areas VIII.
Mark Lank,
CEO, U. S. Art Company, Inc Moving art across the country |