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Theory, History, and Ethics of Conservation
The goal of the Working Group Theory, History, and Ethics of Conservation is to promote research on the theoretical and historical aspects of the conservation profession. This working group is among the few whose members have varied interests and backgrounds rather than a shared focus on a specific material or type of object. Thus the group takes an interdisciplinary approach to issues.
Contact
The Coordinator of the Working Group
Ayesha Fuentes
Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology University of Cambridge Cambridge, UNITED KINGDOM acvf2@cam.ac.uk
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Assistant Coordinators
Brian Castriota
University College London / National Galleries Scotland Glasgow, UNITED KINGDOM
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Aga Wielocha
Bern Academy of the Arts Bern, SWITZERLAND
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Davina Kuh Jakobi
Vizcaya Museum and Gardens Miami, Florida, USA
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Esther van Duijn
Rijksmuseum Amsterdam, THE NETHERLANDS
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Vildan Yarligas
Directorate of Central Laboratory for Restoration and Conservation Istanbul, TÜRKIYE
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Fabiola Rocco
Singapore Art Museum Singapore, SINGAPORE
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