Podcast
Art Conservation Talks
Where science meets ethics, materials argue back,
and conservation is treated as a thinking practice, not a recipe.
- Episode 1: Introduction to Museum Studies and Art Conservation
- Episode 2: Art Conservation: Definition and Types
- Episode 3: Understanding Vandalism & Ethical considerations in Art Conservation (Indian context)
- Episode 4: Ethical Responsibilities in Art Conservation
- Episode 5: The Agents of Deterioration
- Episode 6: Understanding Cultural Heritage and Museum Objects
- Episode 7: Deterioration and its types
- Episode 8: Biodeterioration and IPM (Integrated Pest Management)
- Episode 9: Understanding Disaster Risk Management of Cultural Properties
- Episode 10: Roadmap to study Art Conservation (India)
- Episode 1: Paper : Origin and Preservation Methods
- Episode 2: Textile Care: Types and Preservation Guidelines
- Episode 3: Wooden Heritage: Preservation overview
- Episode 4: Care for Leather, Skin and furs: An Overview
- Episode 5: Fragile Yet Eternal: Preserving Ceramics and Terracotta
- Episode 6: The Paradox of Permanence: Metals in Conservation
- Episode 7: Chiseling Away at Time: Preserving Stone Artefacts
- Episode 8: The Fragility of Transparency: Conserving Glass Objects
- Episode 9: Beyond Materials: Conserving Mixed Media Art
- Episode 10: Frameworks of Care: Why Conservation Needs Policy
- Episode 1: Scientific Analysis: The Backbone of Modern Art Conservation
- Episode 2: The First Step in Scientific Analysis: Visual Examination an Microscopy
- Episode 3: When Art Glows: Understanding UV Luminescence
- Episode 4: XRF in Art Conservation: Reading the Elements of Art
- Episode 5: Raman Spectroscopy: Understanding the Molecular Signature of Art
- Episode 6: Decoding Art with Infrared: An Introduction to FTIR
- Episode 7: Revealing the Invisible: Hyperspectral Imaging in Art Conservation
- Episode 8: Microfading Test (MFT): Measuring Light, Managing Risk
- Episode 9: The Oddy Test: Detecting Hidden Risks in Materials
- Episode 10: The Ethics of Intervention: When Should We Touch an Artwork?
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