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Saturday, May 14
 

8:30am EDT

(Workshop) Gellan Gum Applications for Paper-based Objects
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This workshop will provide theoretical and practical experience working with gellan gum on paper-based artifacts. The workshop will include demonstrations and discussions on paper washing, stain removal, backing removal and humidification, and other effective uses of gellan gum as a paper conservation tool. Participants will also be introduced to the chemistry and mechanics of gellan gum to support the exploration of current and potential uses of this versatile material. Participants should wear lab-appropriate clothing.

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Canadian Conservation Institute

The Canadian Conservation Institute advances and promotes the conservation of Canada's heritage collections through its expertise in conservation science, treatment and preventive conservation. CCI works with heritage institutions and professionals to ensure these heritage collections... Read More →
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Library and Archives Canada

Library and Archives Canada (LAC) (in French: Bibliothèque et Archives Canada) is a federal institution tasked with acquiring, preserving and making Canada's documentary heritage accessible.

Instructor(s)
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Greg Hill

Senior Conservator, Archival and Photographic Materials, Canadian Conservation Institute

Saturday May 14, 2016 8:30am - 4:30pm EDT
Canadian Centre for Architecture

9:00am EDT

(Workshop) Identification of East Asian Paper for Conservation
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$89 

This workshop will provide an opportunity for conservators and students to explore the differences among East Asian papers, with an emphasis on Japanese papers. The experience will enable participants to observe the differences in the quality of paper and to make informed choices for future treatment decisions. The workshop will consist of lectures and hands-on sessions. Participants will learn about the process of Japanese papermaking and the raw materials in their composition. Through engaging in practical sessions, participants will develop their ability to identify qualities of various papers, taking into consideration the importance of selecting papers with the desired properties for conservation purposes.

Instructor(s)
avatar for Nancy Jacobi

Nancy Jacobi

President, The Japanese Paper Place
Washi, uses and what are the quality differences.


Saturday May 14, 2016 9:00am - 12:30pm EDT
Room 510 D

1:30pm EDT

(Workshop) Identification of East Asian Paper for Conservation
Limited Capacity filling up

$89. This workshop will provide an opportunity for conservators and students to explore the differences among East Asian papers, with an emphasis on Japanese papers. The experience will enable participants to observe the differences in the quality of paper and to make informed choices for future treatment decisions. The workshop will consist of lectures and hands-on sessions. Participants will learn about the process of Japanese papermaking and the raw materials in their composition. Through engaging in practical sessions, participants will develop their ability to identify qualities of various papers, taking into consideration the importance of selecting papers with the desired properties for conservation purposes.

Instructor(s)
avatar for Nancy Jacobi

Nancy Jacobi

President, The Japanese Paper Place
Washi, uses and what are the quality differences.


Saturday May 14, 2016 1:30pm - 5:00pm EDT
Room 510 D
 


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