“At Carnegie Museum of Art, conservators play a daily role in caring for our works. In addition to the treatments that they do to preserve the art, no work comes into the museum on loan, goes on view in our galleries or is lent to another museum without their oversight and evaluation. Because they have scientific, as well as art-historical skills, they can add essential information to the detective work that is at the heart of curatorial research. Theyre crucial to the workings of any first-string museum.” triblive/aande/museums/5843941-74/museum-baxter-says#axzz32AIjuhyv
Posted on: Mon, 19 May 2014 13:00:08 +0000