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PGAV + NGV Condition Reporting Workshop
PGAV + NGV Condition Reporting Workshop
Thursday 4 May 2023, 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Condition reports are written or digital records that describe the physical condition of an artwork at a given time. They offer documentary evidence of the presence or absence of change over time, which when used in conjunction with photographs, are useful for informing and assessing loan and collection conditions and museum practices.
Join conservators for a one-day workshop at the NGV as we review the purpose of the condition reporting process, look closely at the condition of various collection materials, review options for condition assessment formats and consider simple technical examination techniques and digital technologies to incorporate into practice.
Date: Thursday 4 May 2023
Time: 10am - 4pm
Where: NGV International, 180 St Kilda Road, Southbank
Participants: PGAV Members only. Limited to 12 pax
Morning tea, afternoon tea and lunch provided
EXPRESSION ON INTEREST
To be considered for a place, please complete the short Expression of Interest (via the link below) and return to anne.robertson@pgav.ngv.vic.gov.au by 6pm, Monday 3 April 2023.
SELECTION CRITERIA
PGAV and NGV will allocate places to staff at PGAV Member galleries based on the following Selection Criteria:
- geographic location - to ensure the program is state-wide in its reach
- gallery size - staff at small galleries (up to 10 FTE staff) will be given priority
- capacity building - benefits to both the individual and the organisation
- If there is demand, a second workshop may be delivered later in the year.
KAY DATES
Deadline for EOIs: 6pm, Monday 3 April 2023
Notification of outcomes: Thursday 13 April 2023
Workshop: Thursday 4 May 2023
The PGAV + NGV Condition Reporting Workshop is presented by the Public Galleries Association of Victoria (PGAV) and the National Gallery of Victoria.
Image courtesy of NGV.
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