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Welcome to the International Conservation and Science Conference 2022 webpage
Through the Lens – The Role of Diagnostics in Art Conservation
National Museum Conservation and Storage Centre (OMRRK) – Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest celebrates the benefits and many advantages of diagnostics in art conservation with a two-day conference on 19–20 May 2022.
The event’s primary goal is to emphasize the importance of diagnostics in the conservation field through the input, competencies, and experiences of the invited speakers and representatives.
IConS 2022 aims to bring together researchers and conservators to exchange and share their experiences and research results. It also provides a platform for interaction among field experts to present their insight on recent innovations, practical challenges, and solutions of art conservation.
If you would like to attend the conference online, it is necessary to register here.
If you would like to attend the Conference in person, please buy your ticket here.
The associate partner of IConS 2022 is ZEISS.
Direct questions – modules
- Microscopic analytical techniques applied to examining artworks and their materials
- Examination of deterioration and damage
- Research opportunities of authentication and attribution specification
- Differentiation between original, additional and alteration layers
- Microscopy and microanalysis: combining analytical techniques for obtaining complementary information
- Exploration of the potential of the scanning electron microscope (SEM)
Schedule
Thursday, May 19, 2022
REGISTRATION
VENUE: Building C, National Museum Conservation and Storage Centre (OMRRK)
H-1135 Budapest, Vágány utca 4.
9.00 REGISTRATION AND MORNING COFFEE
VENUE: Building C, OMRRK
10.00 WELCOME SPEECH
Béla KÓNYA, COO, National Museum Conservation and Storage Centre (OMRRK) – Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest (HU)
VENUE: Building C, OMRRK
SESSION 1
MICROSCOPY AND MICROANALYSIS: COMBINING ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES FOR OBTAINING COMPLEMENTARY INFORMATION
DATE: Thursday, May 19, 2022
VENUE: Building C, OMRRK
10.30 – Robert LINKE, Head of the Scientific Department of the Federal Monuments Authority Austria, Vienna (AT)
Scientific investigations on late Roman mural paintings from Lauriacum (Enns)
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11.00 – Janez KOSEL, Conservator-Restorer, Institute for the Protection of Cultural Heritage of Slovenia (SLO)
Fluorescent and confocal laser scanning microscopy for the analysis of cultural heritage items: (1) organic binder identification (2) and microbiological analysis
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11.30 – DEBATE
Microscopy and microanalysis: combining analytical techniques for obtaining complementary information Moderated by Antal IGAZ, ZEISS Hungary
12.00 – LUNCH
VENUE: Building C, OMRRK
SESSION 2
MICROSCOPIC ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES APPLIED TO EXAMINING ARTWORKS AND THEIR MATERIALS
DATE: Thursday, May 19, 2022
VENUE: Building C, OMRRK
13.00 – Alex BALL, Head of the Imaging and Analysis Centre, Natural History Museum, London Non-Destructive Imaging and Analysis at The Natural History Museum, London (UK)
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13.30 – Lea LEGAN, Research Chemist, Institute for the Protection of Cultural Heritage of Slovenia (SLO)
Application of different FTIR spectroscopic techniques in heritage science research
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14.00 – DEBATE
Microscopic analytical techniques applied to examining artworks and their materials
Moderated by Zoltan May senior research fellow, Eötvös Loránd Research Network, Research Centre Natural Sciences, (TTK), National Conversation and Storage Centre – Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest (HU)
14.30 – COFFEE BREAK
VENUE: Building C, OMRRK
SESSION 3
RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES OF AUTHENTICATION AND ATTRIBUTION SPECIFICATION, EXPLORATION OF THE POTENTIAL OF THE SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPE (SEM)
DATE: Thursday, May 19, 2022
VENUE: Building C, OMRRK
15.00 – Jenny WILLIAMSON, Paintings Conservator, Glynn Vivian Art Gallery (UK)
Indigo: Collections, Conservation, Chemistry
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15.30 – Thomas PLANKO, PhD Student, Researcher, Junior Scientist, Institute of Electron Microscopy and Nanoanalysis (FELMI), Graz University of Technology (AT)
Napoleon I, 3D-printed fungi, a Louvre at the nanoscale and art made of bread/An Electron Microscopy Institute meets Art
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16.00 – DEBATE
Research opportunities of authentication and attribution specification, exploration of the potential of the scanning electron microscope (SEM)
Moderated by Katalin KOPECSKÓ, Associate Professor, Department of Engineering Geology and Geotechnics, Budapest University of Technology and Economics (HU)
REGISTRATION FOR GUIDED TOUR AT THE NATIONAL MUSEUM CONSERVATION AND STORAGE CENTRE (OMRRK), BUDAPEST
DATE AND TIME: Thursday, May 19, 2022 at 4:30 pm
VENUE: Building A, OMRRK
VALID WITH ICONS 2022 CONFERENCE REGISTRATION ONLY
Friday, May 20, 2022
REGISTRATION
VENUE: Building C, National Museum Conservation and Storage Centre (OMRRK)
H-1135 Budapest, Vágány utca 4.
9.30 MORNING COFFEE
VENUE: Building C, OMRRK
SESSION 4
HIDDEN LAYERS: EXAMINING THE DETERIORATION OF ARTWORKS AND THEIR MATERIALS
DATE: Friday, May 20, 2022
VENUE: Building C, OMRRK
10.00 – Éva GALAMBOS, Associate Professor, Hungarian University of Fine Arts, Budapest (HU)
Chasing elusive pigments with microscope: discovering enigmatic colours
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10.30 – Daniela KOROLIJA CRKVENJAKOV, Senior Conservator, Professor, Academy of Arts, University of Novi Sad (SRB)
Imaging methods in the conservation practice and scientific research – from basic applications to innovative multidisciplinary studies
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11.00 – Flavio COGNIGNI, Industrial PhD student, Department of Basic and Applied Sciences for Engineering (SBAI), La Sapienza University of Rome
Integrated workflow built on Advanced 3D Multiscale X-ray Microscopy (XRM) to investigate corrosion in iron-based artefacts
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11.30 – Luminița PAUL, Preventive Conservator Expert MC, Biologist Investigator Expert MC, The National Museum of Banat, Timișoara, Romania
Investigation of cultural heritage in Romania/ Past and present perspectives
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12.00 – DEBATE
Hidden layers: examining the deterioration of artworks and their materials
Moderated by Béla KÓNYA, COO, National Museum Conservation and Storage Centre (OMRRK) – Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest (HU)
12.30 – LUNCH
VENUE: Building C, OMRRK
GUIDED EXHIBITION TOUR IN ENGLISH
BETWEEN HELL AND PARADISE. THE ENIGMATIC WORLD OF HIERONYMUS BOSCH
DATE: Friday, May 20, 2022 at 1:30 pm
VENUE: Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest
H-1146 Budapest, Dózsa György út 41.
ENTRANCE WITH ICONS 2022 CONFERENCE TICKET AND REGISTRATION ONLY
GUIDED EXHIBITION TOUR IN ENGLISH
BETWEEN HELL AND PARADISE. THE ENIGMATIC WORLD OF HIERONYMUS BOSCH
DATE: Friday, May 20, 2022 at 2:30 pm
VENUE: Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest
H-1146 Budapest, Dózsa György út 41.
ENTRANCE WITH ICONS 2022 CONFERENCE TICKET AND REGISTRATION ONLY
GUIDED EXHIBITION TOUR IN HUNGARIAN
BETWEEN HELL AND PARADISE. THE ENIGMATIC WORLD OF HIERONYMUS BOSCH
DATE: Friday, May 20, 2022 at 3:30 pm
VENUE: Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest
H-1146 Budapest, Dózsa György út 41.
ENTRANCE WITH ICONS 2022 CONFERENCE TICKET AND REGISTRATION ONLY
Info
National Museum Conservation and Storage Centre (OMRRK), Budapest
Venue address: H-1135, Budapest, Vágány utca 4.
contact: icons@mfab.hu
The National Museum Conservation and Storage Centre (OMRRK) stores almost 350,000 works of art on behalf of the Museum of Fine Arts, the Hungarian National Gallery and the Museum of Ethnography to a high professional and technical standard. The block of buildings presents a long-term solution to decades of cataloguing and warehousing problems associated with the national public collection. The Hungarian development is a worthy peer of London’s British Museum and the specialist institutions of Musée du Louvre, Paris currently under construction in terms of its capabilities, equipment, and capacity alike.
The complex is located close to Városliget (City Park) and was built as part of the Liget Budapest Project. The world-class art warehouses, conservation studios, diagnostic labs and art halls spread across 37,000 square metres, housed in four subterranean and three above-ground buildings. The collection of buildings is enclosed by a 13,000-square-metre park accessible to the public during opening hours.
Speakers - More speakers to be announced soon!
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