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Bruno P. Pouliot, [PA]

Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library
Senior Conservator of Objects and Affiliated Assistant Professor
Winterthur, DE
Bruno Pouliot received his Master's degree in Art Conservation from Queen's University in Canada. He then worked as conservator at different museums in Canada, including the Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre in the Canadian Arctic, and the McCord Museum at Montreal’s McGill University. He joined in 1997 the staff at Winterthur Museum and as a faculty in the Winterthur/University of Delaware Program in Art Conservation. There he has developed an internationally recognized teaching program on organic materials and on preventive conservation, while overseeing the activities of the objects lab and the conservation of all kinds of decorative art objects. He has published several articles and taught internationally on ethical issues related to the conservation of culturally sensitive material, and on aspects related to the conservation of organic materials, metals, and ceramics. He currently serves as Editor for the Art and Archaeology Technical Abstracts Online. He is the recipient of the American Institute for Conservation 2010 Sheldon and Caroline Keck Award for excellent in education and teaching of conservation professionals.
Monday, May 29
 

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Tuesday, May 30
 

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Wednesday, May 31
 

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Break in the Exhibit Hall Riverside West Exhibit Hall 017. (Book and Paper) Acid Transport through Mylar Encapsulation Riverside West Exhibit HallDr. Patricia McGuiggan • Andrea KI Hall • Molly McGath • William Minter 032. (Objects) Treatment of a Shattered Bark Basket from Australia Riverside West Exhibit HallMarci Jefcoat Burton 034. (Objects) NAGPRA and Conservation: Documenting Repatriation Materials from the Perspective of a Conservation Professional Riverside West Exhibit HallDr. Elyse Canosa • Dr. Nancy Odegaard 035. (Objects) Between the ephemeral and the immortal: considerations about the process of conservation of Ticuna’s barkcloth. Riverside West Exhibit HallAna Carolina Delgado Vieira • Paula Aline Durães Almeida • Edson Tosta Matarezio Filho • Marcia de Almeida Rizzutto 037. (Objects) Mending Baskets: Revisiting older approaches with new techniques and inventing better solutions Riverside West Exhibit HallLeah Bright • Betsy Burr • Skyler Jenkins • Dr. Nancy Odegaard • Nicole L Peters • Marilen Pool • Gina Marie Watkinson 038. (Objects) Guns and Ships: Using Dry Ice Blasting in the Conservation of Cast Iron Riverside West Exhibit HallWilliam Hoffman • Laurie King 039. (Objects) What makes the white in white-on-red ware? A study of two white-on-red Etruscan pithoi. Riverside West Exhibit HallSara Levin • Lynn Lee • Jeffrey Maish 042. (Objects) Treatment and Reconstruction of a Badly Damaged Hopi Katsina Doll Made of Gourd Riverside West Exhibit HallHayley Monroe 044. (Objects) Applying Fills to Losses in a Flexible Polyurethane Foam Chair at the Museum of Modern Art Riverside West Exhibit HallAlexandra Nichols 059. (Research and Technical Studies) Cutting Edge Technologies in Non-invasive Organic Analytical Techniques Riverside West Exhibit HallAmanda Jones 061. (Objects) Corn and Tobacco Residue: Development of Protocol for Sampling and Analysis Riverside West Exhibit HallWendy Lindsey • Dr. Nancy Odegaard 076. (Health and Safety) Replacement of toxic solvents: a practical approach for art conservation studios Riverside West Exhibit HallLuciana Murcia

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Thursday, June 1
 

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Friday, June 2
 

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