04 Mar Workshop on Conservation of paper artifacts
Duration: The 10-day
Date: 7th to 18th March 2023
Venue: Manjusha Museum, Dharmasthala, Karnataka, India.
The 10-day workshop “Conservation of paper artifacts” is an exciting opportunity for individuals interested in gaining in-depth knowledge and practical skills in preserving and restoring paper documents and artifacts. The course will be held from 7th to 18th March 2023 at the Conservation laboratory, Manjusha museum, located in Dharmasthala, Karnataka, India.
The workshop will be divided into two sections, namely theory and practical. The theory section will cover the various aspects of paper conservation, including the identification and assessment of paper damage, techniques for cleaning and repairing paper, and strategies for long-term preservation. The practical section will provide participants with hands-on experience working with different types of paper and using the tools and materials used in paper conservation.
The certification course will be conducted by field experts who have extensive knowledge and experience in the field of paper conservation. Participants will have the opportunity to interact with and learn from these experts, gaining insights into the latest techniques and best practices in paper conservation.
The Conservation laboratory at Manjusha museum is well-equipped with state-of-the-art tools and equipment, providing participants with a comprehensive learning experience. In addition, the museum’s impressive collection, curated by Ritesh Sharma (museologist), offers a unique opportunity for participants to learn about the history and culture of the region.
Participants can visit the museum’s website, www.manjushamuseum.com , and Instagram page, @museummanjusha, to learn more about the course and the museum’s collection.
Overall, the 10-day certification course “Conservation of paper artifacts” at the Manjusha museum offers an excellent opportunity for individuals interested in pursuing a career in paper conservation or enhancing their skills in this field. The course promises to be an enriching experience, providing participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to preserve paper artifacts for generations to come.