• Exhibitor Showcase
• Visit with exhibitors in one of four tracks. View the full schedule at https://www.culturalheritage.o....  

• Book and Paper Group (BPG) Business Meeting

Presentations in This Session

• Evaluating One-step Cleaning Methods for Heritage Building Materials Impacted by Wildland Fire Chemicals
  Kaitlyn Eldredge
• Exhibitor Experience: G.C. Laser Systems, Inc. 
• Removal of Crude Oil from Cultural Resources
  Vrinda Jariwala
• Glazed to Perfection: Conserving the Historic Spanish Tile Fountains of Gulfport Florida's Rolyat Resort Hotel
• Kelly Ciociola

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Presentations in This Session

• Re-centering the Bench
  Kristen St. John and Aisha Wahab
• Exhibitor Experience: Foster & Freeman
• Playing with Time - Budgeting Light Induced Damage to Manage Light Risk Associated with the M+ Opening Display
  Christel Pesme and JoFan Huang
• Exhibitor Experience
• Beyond the Manila Folder - Sharing Heritage Data
  Andrew Forsberg

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Presentations in This Session

• Changing Practices - Reviewing the Evolution of Treatment Approaches for the Collection of the Board of Trade and Design Registers 1839-1991 at the National Archives UK
  Barbara Borghese
• Exhibitor Experience: Hollinger Metal Edge, Inc.
• Tango with Cows: Balancing Access and Preservation in a Research Collection
  Melissa Huddleston and Rachel Rivenc
• Exhibitor Experience
• Conservation Treatment of Atlases, Foldouts, and Guarded Structures
  Katherine Kelly

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Presentations in This Session

• Moderated Panel - Conservation in a Changing World
  Glenn Wharton, Sanchita Balachandran, Anisha Gupta, Joy Bloser, and Kris Cnossen
• This program is supported by the Getty Conservation Institute.

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Presentations in This Session

• AIC’s Emerging Conservation Professionals Network Liaison Program
  Ashley Stanford and Michaela Paulson
• Knowledge is Power: Take-aways from the Emerging Conservation Professionals Network 2018 Compensation Survey
• Caitlin Richeson
• This program is sponsored by the Getty Conservation Institute.

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Presentations in This Session

• Town Hall and Happy Hour
  Emerging Conservation Professionals Network Officers, moderated by Jessica Betz Abel
• Sponsor Presentation
  Getty Conservation Institute

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Presentations in This Session

• An Investigation into the Stability of Thermal Copying Records in the US National Archives Produced from the 1950s to the 1970s
  Henry Duan and Lisa Isbell
• Exhibitor Experience: University Products
• Does Iron-Gall Ink Corrosion Benefit from Nanocellulose-Phytate Treatment?
  Laura Völkel and Antje Potthast
• Exhibitor Experience
• A Digital Imaging Tool for Identifying Photo-active Zinc Oxide Watercolor Pigments
• Vanessa Johnson

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Presentations in This Session

• A Tale of Two Cemeteries—Comparing Two Cemetery Surveys Conducted at Old City Cemetery in Jacksonville FL and the City of Miami Cemetery in Miami FL
  Caroline Dickensheets
• Exhibitor Experience: National Center for Preservation Technology and Training (NCPTT)
• Grave Goods Gone: The Lost (and Found) African American Burials of Sandy Ground
  Stephanie Hoagland
• The Deinstallation of the Ancient Egyptian Tomb of Akhmerutnisut (c. 2500-2350 BCE) at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston: Creatively Overcoming Unknowns and Constraints to Safely Move Large Fragile Stones
• William Remsen and Ian Stewart

• Poster: Dealing with Death and Digital Assets: Crowdsourced Transcription of a Cemetery’s Pre-existing Digital Surrogates During a Pandemic
  Thom Burns, Elizabeth Mauer Casner
• Poster: Preserving Heritage Preservation: A website for exploring the organization’s history
  Madeline Hagerman, Rebecca Rushfield

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Presentations in This Session

• From Prints to Paintings: the Transformation of Maria Sibylla Merian's Counterproofs
• Catherine Stephens

• Transforming Artworks from 3-D to 2-D Case Study: Treating Two Sets of Monumental Ink Rubbings
  Ika Yi-Hsia Hsiao

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To access this program, you must receive a confirmation email from the Getty Conservation Institute and use that link to access the session. You won’t be able to access the session through this meeting portal.

Join Chandler and Ana Paula for a conversation about the challenges of conserving modern architecture. Come and share your own experience with issues you have faced and solutions. If you have questions or are just curious about various aspects related to conserving modern architecture come and join the conversation. We look forward to talking with you.

What is the Virtual Lounge?

Join a Getty Conservation Institute host for a coffee break or happy hour (depending on your time zone) in the Virtual Lounge, every Wednesday during the conference for an informal conversation focused on a different theme.  There will be a limited number of participants so that everyone will have a chance to engage in a relaxed environment and meet some new colleagues. 

Registration and additional information about this week's topic:   https://getty.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJIkduirqj0jH9183o-E9hMQwJXAZFwQjHN8

Presentations in This Session

• A Chance Encounter with a Coloring Book
  Amy Pool
• A-Maizing Paper
  Susie Cobbledick
• Hole-in-the-Water: Historic Preservation, Diving History, and the Creature from the Black Lagoon
  Amy Jones Abbe
• Gold, Deforestation, and the Demise of a Wet Evergreen Forest in Nicaragua
  Amy Pool
• The Deep Sea Comes to the MCZ
  Jennifer Trimble
• Frozen in Time: Documenting the Spread of Potato Blight in New England on Tomatoes
  Michaela Schmull
• Fossil Cephalopod Species Known from a Single Specimen
  Paul Mayer
• Tunneling for the Future Reveals an Ancient Burrow (Thalassinoides)
  Patricia Coorough Burke
• Initiating the Red Wolf Repository at Arkansas State University: Combining Old Techniques to Spark a New Conservation Program and Natural History Collection
  Kari Harris and Tracy Klotz
• Exhibitor Experience: Axiell
• Promoting Exhibit Access and Safety: A Collaborative Approach to Collections Care
  Samantha Snell

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Presentations in This Session

• Defending the Diefenbunker's Murals: Conservation and Protection of Two Murals Displayed Three Stories Underground
  Kyla Ubbink and Sean Campbell
• Exhibitor Experience: Prairie Paper
• Conserving the Australian Characeæ Collection
  Briony Pemberton and Katy Glen
• From Book to Breechblock: A Preliminary Study of the Conservation of Waterlogged Paper Fragments from Site 31cr314, Queen Anne’s Revenge/La Concorde
  Emily Rainwater and Kimberly Kenyon

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Current IMLS Funding Opportunities 

Presentations in This Session

• BPG Wiki Discussion Session
  Diane Knauf and Michelle Smith

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• Archaeological Discussion Group (ADG) Business Meeting

• Architectural Specialty Group (ASG) Business Meeting

Presentations in This Session

• LACDG 2021: Priorities of the Past, Present and Future
  Amy Lubick and Lauren Telepak
• Exhibitor Experience: NEDCC

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The goal of this event is to build a healthier culture within our profession that empowers us to speak openly about our mistakes and learn from one another. We encourage our colleagues to share their experiences to benefit our professional community and welcome a variety of topics, including treatment errors, accidents, miscommunications, and project management mishaps, as well as more systemic issues such as gender inequity or racism. As in past sessions, it’s sure to be fun, sad, educational, hilarious, and sobering all at once! This year, we will include a discussion session following the presentations that will provide a forum for viewers and participants to share their own experiences and reflections. In keeping with the 2021 meeting theme, we hope this will be an opportunity to collectively brainstorm how we can transform our individual thinking, workplace cultures, and profession with regard to accepting and learning from mistakes.