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Museo Arqueolόgico R.P. Gustavo Le Paige S.J. (en español)

Este artículo está escrito en inglés y en español. ANTECEDENTES DEL MUSEO R.P. GUSTAVO LE PAIGE S.J. En la región de Antofagasta Comuna de San Pedro de Atacama, localidad asentada en el margen noreste del salar de Atacama, a unos 96 km al suroeste de la ciudad de Calama...

Reframing Thomas Prichard Rossiter’s “Palmy Days”

Before the White House or the United States Capitol, George Washington’s Mount Vernon became an enduring symbol of the fledgling United States. It was the home to which George Washington retired after his two most important acts in public life—his resignation as Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army and his peaceful...

Installation view at Dixon Gallery and Gardens, Memphis

On the Road: Insights from a Travelling Exhibition

Travelling exhibitions organized from permanent collections provide significant opportunities for object care, scholarly research, and institutional visibility. In the times in which we find ourselves, museums across the country are grappling with the complications and questions—financial, logistical, and interpretive—raised by the pandemic and the national movement for social justice. This...

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Tru Vue® launches Conservation & Exhibition Grant to support institutions and conservators during the pandemic

Tru Vue® is partnering with the Foundation for Advancement in Conservation (FAIC) and The Institute of Conservation (Icon) to offer grants to support glazing applications for preservation and exhibition of museum and library collections in today’s challenging environment. The goals for this program include increasing knowledge of glazing applications,...

EX-LIBRIS® Display cases for the preservation and exhibition of the founding documents of the City of Puebla.

In 2017, the council of the Mexican City of Puebla asked Carlos Mijares, creator and owner of the EX–LIBRIS® brand, to present a proposal for the conservation and exhibition of the City’s founding documents, including the design of custom display cases. Established in 1531, Puebla, a Baroque architectural blend of...

“Take 5” with Tru Vue

We invite you to “Take 5” with Tru Vue, where we aspire to give you a short break from your day and provide you with five minutes of what we hope is educational, or at least interesting, information! Covering a variety of different topics, some of these five minutes are...

Event Replay – Looking at Glazing: Finding the Best Solution to Protect Your Works of Art and Historic Artifacts

On Wednesday, March 25, 2020, Yadin Larochette, Tru Vue Museum and Conservation Liaison, presented “Looking at Glazing” to the FAIC Connecting to Collections Care Online Community. A replay of the event is now available for general viewing in the link below. Overview: Glazing, flat glass or acrylic fit in...

“Culture Under Attack” Season

The 2019 season of exhibitions at the Imperial War Museum (IWM) in London explore the impact of acts of war against what defines who we are – our culture. From the buildings we build for our communities to the tangible and intangible things we treasure as individuals. Culture Under Attack...

Step by Step Process: Adapting an Existing Frame for Archival Re-use

A frame is both ornamental and functional, drawing the viewer’s attention to the artwork and offering protection from handling and ambient elements. With a few adjustments, most any older wooden frame—whether it is historic, original to the artwork, or otherwise—can be adapted for re-use to become archival as well as ornamental and functional. In this case study, the client wanted their nearly...