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New Voices in Stained Glass Conservation

Saturday 28 February 2015, 9.00AM

Ulmer Munster, photo Sarah Jarron

MA in Stained Glass Conservation and Heritage Management:
Spring Master-Class

Over the past ten years, the face of stained glass conservation has been changed through training opportunities at all levels. Practice-based internships funded through the Institute of Conservation (ICON), the NADFAS, the Worshipful Company of Glaziers and the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF), and the University of York’s own MA course have supported a new generation of stained glass conservators.

These young practitioners are now making their mark in studios throughout Europe. Our speakers, all of whom have experience of one or more of these routes into a career in conservation, will speak about their own career and the projects with which they are now involved.

  • Monika Adamczak, University of York: ‘Glacier Transparencies: Research and Conservation Options
  • Dr Alison Gilchrist, Barely Studio: 'Becoming a conservator: from MA to ACR
  • Sarah Jarron, Independent Conservator: ‘The Conservation of Four Monumental Choir Windows in Ulmer Münster: Production, Adaptation and Application of the Conservation Concept
  • Anna Santolaria Tura, Can Pinyonaire Stained Glass Conservation, Girona Catalonia: ‘The Girona Cathedral Glaziers’ Table
  • Laura Tempest, The University of York and York Glaziers Trust: ‘The Place of Research and Digital Documentation in a Major HLF Project'

Places for this day-long event can be booked through Brittany Scowcroft

Admission: £40 (including lunch, tea, coffee), £30 (concessions)
Cheques should be made payable to 'University of York'
University staff and students need only pay the registration fee of £12.50

Image: Ulmer Munster (c)GLR Rothkegel, photo Sarah Jarron

Location: The King's Manor

Email: brittany.scowcroft@york.ac.uk