Year: 2023

Cleaning with gels, Conservation of Paper paintings, Heritage Conservation

Restoring Artistic Brilliance: The Customized Cleansing System for Paper Paintings

Introduction: Art has the remarkable ability to capture the essence of a moment, evoke emotions, and tell stories. However, over time, valuable artworks can suffer from the accumulation of stubborn grime and the deterioration of the surface coating. To tackle this challenge and restore the original brilliance of paper paintings, a customized cleansing system has been developed. In this blog post, we will delve into … Continue reading Restoring Artistic Brilliance: The Customized Cleansing System for Paper Paintings

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Heritage Conservation, Sustainability

Promoting Environment Sustainability: Our Commitment to Eco-Friendly Art Conservation

As an art conservation lab, we are committed to promoting environmental sustainability through our conservation practices. We recognize that art conservation can have a significant impact on the environment, and we strive to adopt eco-friendly practices in all aspects of our work. Here are some of the ways we are working to promote environmental sustainability: By adopting these eco-friendly practices, we are not only reducing … Continue reading Promoting Environment Sustainability: Our Commitment to Eco-Friendly Art Conservation

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Heritage Conservation

4-day Paper Conservation Workshop Experience at HPA

A part of history dies with every lost manuscript. The knowledge of the past keeps us grounded in our traditions and guides us into our future. Therefore, we find the prospect of conserving these valuable assets incredibly exciting. With a strong yearning for learning paper conservation but no direction, we set out to find a way. During our search we came across many conservators and … Continue reading 4-day Paper Conservation Workshop Experience at HPA

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