[NHCOLL-L:4424] Fwd: GCI Bulletin: August 2009

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Scroll down to the information on new publications relating to photographic 
 media, among other items of interest.
 
Cathy
 
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R O J E C T S   A N D   A C T I V I T I E  S                Science at the 
Getty Conservation Institute                     
The  main research goals of GCI Science are to enhance conservation  
science and technical art history, and to develop and disseminate  appropriate and 
sustainable solutions to conservation problems. To  facilitate these 
objectives, GCI Science is focused on seven  thematic areas, including collections 
research, preventive  conservation, modern and contemporary art, photograph 
 conservation, building materials, new analytical technologies and  
protocols, and development of a reference collection.

_Learn  more about scientific research at the GCI._ 
(http://www.getty.edu/conservation/science/about/?cid=gci007)        
(http://www.getty.edu/conservation/science/about/?cid=gci007)    
GCI Chief Scientist Giacomo Chiari using a portable  X-ray diffractometer 
combined with an X-ray fluorescence  spectrometer to analyze pigments in a 
painting from the  Getty Museum. Photo: Carole  Namowicz
               AATA Online: July 2009                     
AATA  Online is a free online database containing over 110,000 abstracts  
of literature published from 1932 to the present covering the  conservation 
and management of material cultural heritage,  including works of art, 
cultural objects, architectural heritage,  archaeological sites and materials, and 
ethical and legal issues.  Approximately 1,000 new abstracts of journal 
articles, conference  proceedings, books, theses, audiovisual works, and 
technical  reports are added each quarter.

_Check for the latest  AATA update._ 
(http://aata.getty.edu/nps/?cid=gci007)       (http://www.getty.edu//aata.getty.edu/nps/?cid=gci007)               
   Conserving Heritage in Southeast Asian Cities: Planning for  Continuity 
and Change Workshop                      
This  workshop—targeted at young heritage professionals from Lao PDR,  
Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Myanmar—will be held in Chiang  Saen, Thailand, 
October 31-November 14, 2009. It is the second in  a series of field 
training workshops that are part of the GCI's  Southeast Asia Built Heritage 
Initiative. Application deadline is  August 15.

_Learn  more about the workshop and download the  application._ 
(http://www.getty.edu/conservation/education/sea/sea_chiang_wkshp.html?cid=007)       
(http://www.getty.edu/conservation/education/sea/sea_chiang_wkshp.html?cid=gci
007)    
Wat Pa Sak, Chiang Saen, Thailand. Photo: Jeff  Cody
               GCI  Conservation Guest Scholar Program                     
Applications for the 2010-11 Conservation Guest Scholar  Program at the 
Getty Conservation Institute are now being  accepted. The program is for 
established conservators, scientists,  and professionals who have attained 
distinction in conservation  and allied fields.

_Apply  online for the GCI Conservation Guest Scholar  Program._ 
(http://www.getty.edu/foundation/funding/residential/conservation_guest_scholars.html?c
id=gci007) 

_Learn  more about former GCI Conservation Guest  Scholars._ 
(http://www.getty.edu/conservation/publications/newsletters/24_1/news_in_cons4.html?cid=gci
007)       
(http://www.getty.edu/foundation/funding/residential/conservation_guest_scholars.html?cid=gci007)    
2008-09 GCI Conservation Guest Scholar Christian Ost,  dean of ICHEC 
Brussels Management School. Photo: Dennis  Keeley
               Getty Graduate Interns                     
Graduate internships—offered in the four programs of the J.  Paul Getty 
Trust, including the Getty Conservation Institute—are  open to students of all 
nationalities who intend to pursue careers  in fields related to the visual 
arts. Online applications for  2010-11 will be available in September 2009.

_Find  out more about the Getty Graduate Intern  Program._ 
(http://www.getty.edu/foundation/funding/leaders/current/grad_internships.html?cid=gci007)   
    
(http://www.getty.edu/foundation/funding/leaders/current/grad_internships.html?cid=gci007)    
Former GCI Graduate Intern, Francesca Casadio. Photo:  Dennis  Keeley
            P  U B L I C A T I O N S   A N D   V I D E  O                
The Digital Print: Identification and  Preservation                        
(http://www.getty.edu/bookstore/titles/digital.html?cid=gci007)    
By  Martin C. J|rgens

This invaluable resource describes the  major digital printing processes 
used by photographers and artists  over the past forty years, explaining and 
illustrating materials  and their deterioration, methods of identification, 
and options  for acquiring and preserving digital prints. 

_Learn  more and order online._ 
(http://www.getty.edu/bookstore/titles/digital.html?cid=gci007)                  Photographs of the Past: Process and 
Preservation                          
(http://www.getty.edu/bookstore/titles/photopast.html?cid=gci007)    
By  Bertrand Lavidrine

This volume provides a comprehensive  introduction to the practice of 
photograph preservation, bringing  together more information on photographic 
processes than any other  single source.

_Learn  more and order online._ 
(http://www.getty.edu/bookstore/titles/photopast.html?cid=gci007)                 Joya de Cerin: Conservation 
Management  Planning                         
(http://www.getty.edu/conservation/publications/pdf_publications/cons_mgt_planning.html?cid=gci007)    
By  Carolina Castellanos and Frangoise Descamps

This document  summarizes experiences derived from putting site management 
theory  into practice at the site of Joya de Cerin, El Salvador. Through  
examination of lessons learned, the document highlights key  matters for 
implementation of a sustainable and successful  management planning effort.

_Access  this publication online._ 
(http://www.getty.edu/conservation/publications/pdf_publications/cons_mgt_planning.html?cid=gci007)                 
Lectures on Materials for Architectural  Conservation                        
(http://www.getty.edu/conservation/publications/pdf_publications/index.html#
torraca?cid=gci007)    
By  Giorgio Torraca

Based on Dr. Torraca's 2002 publication,  Lezioni di scienza e tecnologia 
dei materiali per restauro dei  monumenti, the English-language Lectures 
includes  new and updated material.

_Access  this publication online._ 
(http://www.getty.edu/conservation/publications/pdf_publications/index.html#torraca?cid=gci007)                 
Symposium Videos: Facing the Challenges of Panel Paintings  Conservation: 
Trends, Treatment, and Training                        
(http://www.getty.edu/conservation/education/panelpaintings/panelpaintings_component1.html?cid=gci007)  
  
Symposium presenter, Marco Ciatti from the Opificio  delle Pietre Dure in 
Florence. Photo: Aurora  Tang
  
This  symposium, which took place May 17 and 18, 2009 at the Getty  Center, 
highlighted recent developments in panel paintings  research and 
conservation, ranging from specific treatment  projects to related exhibition issues.

_Watch  the videos online._ 
(http://www.getty.edu/conservation/education/panelpaintings/panelpaintings_component1.html?cid=gci007)                 
Recently acquired titles                         
(http://www.getty.edu/conservation/research_resources/infocenter.html?cid=gci007)    
GCI Information Center. Photo: Dennis  Keeley
  
Recently acquired titles in the Conservation Collection in  the Research 
Library at the Getty Research Institute are available  to readers on site at 
the Getty Center. Some materials are  available through your library's 
interlibrary loan  service.

_Access  the title list from the GCI Information Center  page._ 
(http://www.getty.edu/conservation/research_resources/infocenter.html?cid-gci007) 



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