Ottawa 1997

No workshops offered

Can High Productivity be Productive? / Jonathan Ashley-Smith and Lynda Hillyer
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Textile Conservation, Exhibit and Storage Design for the Commonwealth's Flag Reinstallation Project. / Betsy Gould
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Textile Exhibition Practices in the Philippines. / Evelyn T.Elveña
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A Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity: Planning and Building New Permanent Exhibitions at the Armémuseum, Stockholm. / Annika Castwall af Trolle, Lena Engquist Sandstedt, and Anna Zillén
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Behind the Seams of an Exhibition. / Christine Paulocik
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Invisible Boundaries: Searching for Common Ground Between Curators, Conservators, and Interpreters. / Abby Sue Fisher
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Exhibition and Preservation of Artifacts with Textile Components at Point Ellice House Historic Site / Jennifer Iredale
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Exhibiting Textiles in Historic House Furnished Rooms: Balancing Conservation and Interpretation. / Deborah Lee Trupin
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Balancing Long-term Display with Preservation: The Treatment of the Fort Sumter Garrison Flag. / Jane L. Merritt and Rita Kauneckas
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Working with Long-term Exhibits Containing Textiles. / Deborah Bede
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Mechanical Aspects of Lining "Loose Hung" Textiles. / Thomas Bilson, Bill Cooke, and David Howell
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Treatment Decisions for the Exhibition of a 1697 English State Bed. / Nancy Britton
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Comprehensive Approach to Textile Problems in the Hermitage. / Elena Mikolaychuk and Nina Pinyagina
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Conservation Guidelines for Museum Exhibition Cases. / Toby J. Raphael
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Concerns about Plastics During Exhibition and Transport of Textile Objects. / R. Scott Williams
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The Lighting Decision. / Stefan Michalski
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Lighting for Preservation - Fibre Optics in Museum Exhibits. / Larry V. Bowers
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Exhibiting Historical Costumes from a Living Tradition: Cantonese Opera in Canada. / Elizabeth Lominska Johnson and Darrin Morrison
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Conservation, Display and Transport of "Becoming American Women: Clothing and the Jewish Immigrant Experience, 1880-1920". / Nancy Buenger
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Travelling with Panache: An Unconventional Packing Method for a Travelling Costume Exhibit. / Carol Brynjolfson
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Dressed for the Occasion: Creative and Practical Ideas for Mounting Costume Exhibitions. / Eva Burnham and Daniel Lalande
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Flying the Flag Down Under: A Discussion of the Significance of Flags, the Etiquette of Using Them, and a Variety of Display Techniques. / Catherine Challenor and Wendy Dodd
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Making the Most of Mounts: Expanding the Role of Display Mounts in the Preservation and Interpretation of Historic Textiles. / Alison Lister
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"The Real West": A Collaborative Exhibit at Three Venues. / Jeanne Brako
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A Division of Skills: A Case History of Mounting an Exhibition on a Limited Budget. / Ann French, Susan Stanton, and Lesley Anne Kerr
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"Let Me Edu-tain You," Historic Artifacts and the World of Themed Entertainment. / Cara Varnell

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Pressure Mounting Textiles for Display. / Thea Peacock and Monique Pullan
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Mounting a Teepee Liner for Exhibit. / Shirley Ellis
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A Possible Solution to the Rug Pad Dilemma. / Steven Pine and Joy Gardiner
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A Sleeper of a Support System: Using a "Rope Bed" to Create a Slanted Mount for Temporary Exhibit of a Large Flag. / Deborah Lee Trupin, Dennis Farmer, and Kim Yarwood
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Mannequins for Navajo Textile Display. / Susan Heald and Gwen Spicer
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Wedding Belles. / Jane Holland and Linda Berko
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King's Privy Chamber Throne Canopy, ca. 1700, Hampton Court Palace. / Val Davies
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The Influence of Disaster Recovery on Reinstallation of Historic Wall Coverings. / Deirdre Windsor
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Conservation of Costume for "In Royal Fashion": Time Management for a Large Project With a Small Staff. / Barbara Heiberger
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Examples of Stabilization and Display of Fragile Textiles for Museums. / Vera Vereecken

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