Introduction to Ceramics Conservation
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A one-day beginner course introducing ceramics conservation and restoration through discussion and practical exercises, led by two practising conservators.
This one-day course introduces the practice of ceramics conservation and restoration to those curious about the field and its career prospects. Through discussion and practical tasks, participants learn about the discipline and treatment considerations, and exercise manual dexterity with activities such as handling and assembling broken shards. The course is taught by two practising conservators with experience in both the private and public sectors, with ample opportunity for questions. Teaching runs from 10.30am to 4.30pm with a lunch break (lunch not included); student registration is 10am–10.30am.
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