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[CICRP - Interregional Centre for Heritage Conservation and Restoration]
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Contents :
- From Can to Canvas : 25-27 May 2001 (Marseille and Antibes, France)
- Workshop : CRYSPOM II 15-18 June 2010 (Brienz, Switzerland)
- Contemporary Art: Who Cares? : 9-11 June 2010 (Amsterdam)
From Can to Canvas
25-27 May 2001 (Marseille and Antibes, France)
This three-day symposium represents the culmination of a collaborative research program between the Art Institute of Chicago (AIC), the Centre Interrégional de Conservation et Restauration du Patrimoine (Interregional Centre for Heritage Preservation and Restoration, CICRP, Marseille) and the Musée Picasso in Antibes. It will be the first to deeply delve into the making of early house paints (and other non-artists' paints) and the meanings associated with their use by artists before 1950. Studies of Ripolin® brand house paint, said to have been used extensively by Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) and his contemporaries will receive special attention.
See the Symposium's site : www.fromcantocanvas.fr.
Workshop
CRYSPOM II 15-18 June 2010 (Brienz, Switzerland)
Philippe Bromblet and Jean-Marc Vallet (CICRP) have participated in a communication of Julie Désarnaud about her thesis Growth and dissolution of a loaded KCl crystals: Impact and limit of the supersaturation rate.
Contemporary Art: Who Cares?
9-11 June 2010 (Amsterdam)
Alain Colombini (CICRP) and Claire Valageas presented a poster : Degradation of fluorescent ink colours found in screen printing artworks.
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CICRP – Centre Interrégional de Conservation et Restauration du Patrimoine
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