14
Febbraio-20 Giugno 2003.
Corso di formazione permanente del Politecnico di
Milano dal titolo: "La conservazione delle superfici nei Beni Culturali:
degrado, materiali e tecniche" che si terrà in data 14 Febbraio-20 Giugno
2003. Direttori del corso: Prof. Amedeo Bellini, Prof. Giuseppe Zerbi
La pagina web del corso è la seguente:
http://golem.merate.mi.astro.it/Corso/htmlcorso.htm
Contatto:
Arch. Mannucci Erica
Dipartimento di Chimica, Materiali
e Ingegneria Chimica "G.Natta"
Politecnico di Milano
Tel. 02/23993230
Fax. 02/23993231
E-mail:
erica.mannucci@polimi.it
Scarica
la locandina in formato doc
La Facoltà di Scienze Ambientali
dell'Università degli Studi di Urbino, unitamente alle
Divisioni di Spettrometria di Massa, Chimica Analitica e
Chimica Ambientale, organizza il "II Corso di
Spettrometria di massa nell'Ambiente e nei Beni
Culturali", che si svolgerà ad Urbino nei giorni 22-24
settembre 2003.
Il corso approfondisce gli aspetti strumentali
dell'analisi mass-spettrometrica di campioni ambientali o
di interesse artistico.
Gli argomenti, svolti da esperti nel campo, riguarderanno
le più avanzate tecniche di preparazione del campione e di
analisi mass-spettrometrica.
Il corso richiede solo un minimo di preparazione di base
ed è rivolto a coloro i quali vogliano approfondire le
proprie conoscenze specifiche, siano essi ricercatori
dell'industria, dell'università, di enti pubblici o
privati. Il corso si rivolge anche a borsisti e dottorandi
di ricerca.
Maggiori dettagli sono disponibili sul sito:
http://www.uniurb.it/SA/italiano/CorsoMS/index.html
attraverso il quale sarà anche possibile effettuare
l'iscrizione on-line.
Per ulteriori informazioni rivolgersi a:
Giorgio Famiglini
Universita’ degli Studi di Urbino
Istituto di Scienze Chimiche
P. Rinascimento 6
61029 Urbino (Italy)
Ph. 0039 0722 4164
fax 0039 0722 2754
Subject: Courses at
West Dean
College
Conservation and Repair of Masonry Ruins
February 4-7, 2003
This course is primarily designed for those concerned
with the conservation of ruined structures, although the
principles and skills are also applicable to roofed buildings.
Material covered includes assessment of the structural and
surface condition of masonry walls, identification of
traditional
materials, fault diagnosis, removal and control of
organic growth, consolidation and treatment of wall tops,
specification of mortars and grouts and the preparation and placing
of mortar.
There are practical exercises using the ruinette.
The Conservation of Archaeological Ceramics
February 9-14, 2003
This annual course forms part of the Postgraduate
Ceramic Conservation Diploma programme. The aim of this module
is to bring together those involved in or intending to work
in the care, interpretation and treatment of excavated
ceramics and to provide practical experience for conservators who wish
to learn new techniques or re-establish skills in an
archaeological context. Although primarily a workshop-based practical
course, we have adopted a comprehensive approach to
conservation that will comprise presentations from specialists and
practitioners including a ceramic specialist, conservation
scientist,
archaeologist and ceramic conservators.
The sharing of
the concerns and priorities of those concerned will
facilitate decision-making in the preservation of archaeological
ceramics.
The information will be communicated through a series
of demonstrations, lectures, conservation case histories
and practical sessions on examination, cleaning, bonding, gap-filling and retouching. Participants will also
have the opportunity to make and fire a simple pot at the Weald
and Downland Open Air Museum and visit the Archaeological
Unit, Southampton or Southampton University to study
archaeological ceramics in a specialised post-excavation unit.
Fully inclusive residential fee: UKP675
Non-residential fee: UKP500
Understanding and Using Architectural Paint Research
February 23-26, 2003
Primarily designed for building managers, curators and conservation architects who wish to utilise
architectural paint research to gain an understanding of the history and
development of historic structures in their care.
Fully-inclusive residential fee: UKP515
Non-residential fee: UKP410
Conservation and Repair of Plasters and Renders
March 4-7, 2003
This unique course covers history, documentation,
condition survey, repair options, specifications, execution and
quality control of remedial works to lime, gypsum and
cement-based internal and external wall plasters and renders.
Fully-inclusive residential fee: UKP515
Non-residential fee: UKP410
Art and Object Handling
March 25-28, 2003
Art and Object Handling is designed to offer
participants guidance in best practice, and to demonstrate the
variety of technical methods used by art and object handlers in
museums, galleries and historic houses.
Fully-inclusive residential fee: UKP420
Non-residential fee: UKP315
Specialised Techniques for Gilded and Decorative
Surfaces
April 6-9, 2003
The Specialised Techniques of Gilded and Decorative
Surfaces course will provide participants with a greater
understanding of making techniques, an overview of materials and an
opportunity to discuss and compare options for conservation and
restoration.
The course will be mainly hands-on; participants will
have the opportunity to discover the materials and create
samples of these decorative techniques.
Fully-inclusive residential fee: UKP420
Non-residential fee: UKP315
Liz Campbell for Isabel Thurston
Co-ordinator
liz.campbell@westdean.org.uk
Subject: Courses on laser cleaning
Laser Cleaning in Conservation
NMGM Conservation Centre in Liverpool, UK
Feb. 3-4, 2003 April 7-8, 2003 June 16-17, 2003 Sept 8-9,
2003
Conservation Technologies (NMGM) offers two day courses in
laser
cleaning at the award winning Conservation Centre in
Liverpool, UK.
Dates for courses in 2003 are now available.
Participants gain expertly guided hands on experience of
practical
laser cleaning on a range of test materials as well as an
understanding of the underlying science. Laser cleaning
is a
non-contact, safe, versatile, selective and controlled
process,
providing an ideal tool for a variety of conservation
needs.
The course is aimed at practitioners and senior
decision-makers
seeking to understand more about this aspect of
conservation.
Previous clients include representatives of globally
renowned
museums and galleries from the UK, Europe, Australia,
North America
and Asia, and private conservators.
To register or find out more, please contact
Dr Martin Cooper,
+44 151 478 4904
martin.cooper@nmgm.org
Course on heritage preservation
March 31-April 11, 2003
"Cultural Heritage Protection is a Sustainable Society"
European Commission Advanced Study Course
UCL Centre for Sustainable Heritage, London, UK
This course for young European researchers, will
disseminate the
results of scientific and technological research into the
sustainable protection of European cultural heritage
funded by the
EC's Framework Programmes. The course will reinforce
European
cultural identity and quality of life by demonstrating how
research
improves the prospects of long-term preservation of
European
cultural heritage through co-operation and links between
researchers
and end-users.
For details and an application form, please contact Sophia
Mouzouropoulos at
s.mouzouropoulos@ucl.ac.uk
19/04/03 Bordeaux - Colloque
Archéométrie 2003
Centre de Recherche en physique appliqué à l’árchéologie
Contatto:
gmpca2003@montaigne.u-bordeaux.fr
Fax:
33.05.5712 4550
Ravenna 2-4 April 2003 Palazzo De
Andre’
10º Congresso Nazionale dell’AIPnD
Biennale PnD-MD - la Grande Esposizione di strumentazione,
prodotti, attività di servizi, di ricerca, didattica e
formazione.
Contatto :
aipnd@numerica.it
scarica la Locandina del congresso
scheda di adesione
20-22.02.03 Aosta AISCOM
Colloqui sulla conservazione del mosaico.
Contatto : Gabriella Cialdella
Segreteria
Tecnica AISCOM
segreteria.aiscom@libero.it
