I spent last week in Lisbon attending the International Council of Museum’s Committee for Conservation (ICOM-CC) 16th Annual Triennial Conference. It was a really great week not only for the conference but also for all of the interesting folks I met along the way (and, of course, the city!).
I was particularly glad to meet Chemical & Engineering News (C&EN) editor Sarah Everts, who writes the blog “Artful Science.” I’ve been a long-time fan of her important coverage of the intersection between science and art. She’s provided a great write up of the conference in three blog posts (images above grabbed from her blog). Here they are, go read all three!
Jonathan Munar breaks down the analytics for Art21’s Blog, and I learn that I nearly cracked the top 10. Next year, I swear I’ll crack it! I’ve got some big things in store for my column, No Preservatives in 2011.
Old Holland, traditional powdered pigments to the humble collapsible paint tube. An artist’s Colourmen since 1664.
Tea Mäkipää’s Eden II with Andrea Zittel’s Indy Island in the background.
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