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 1. Next Series of Hornemann Institute's Online Courses Runs from 6 October - 
30 November 2025

 2. RE: AATA Summer 2025 Update

 3. Open Access Book_  Collection Care. Environmental Monitoring, Risk 
Assessment and Risk Management

 4. Faculty role at The Courtauld, London

 5. RE: AATA Summer 2025 Update

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1.From: Angela Weyer
 Posted: Wednesday July 2, 2025  9:15 AM
 Subject: Next Series of Hornemann Institute's Online Courses Runs from 6 
October - 30 November 2025
 Message: 
Registration period: 23 June - 17 September 2025


The following online courses will start on 6 October 2025:


in English:




Updated - this course has been retranslated: The Examination of Transparent 
Coatings on Furniture and Wooden Objects

Microbial Infestation of Objects of Art and Cultural Heritage

How to Safely Handle Contaminated Cultural Heritage

Mould and Documents

Church Rooms and their Climate. Heating, Ventilation, Equipment Protection

Consolidation of Wood. Possibilities and Limits of Structural Consolidation

How Should We Act? Theory and Ethics of Conservation and its Significance in 
Practice (Renaissance and Baroque Periods)

Photography as a Tool for Documentation and Examination

Restoration Theories and Methods from 1945 to the Present Day

Conservation of Globes


in Spanish (tutoring in English):




Teorías y Métodos de Restauración desde 1945 hasta la actualidad



in German (tutoring in English):




Saccharidische Bindemittel und Kleber (Saccharide Binding Media and Adhesives)

Grundlagen der Holzkunde: Eigenschaften - Verwendung - Schäden - 
Untersuchungsmethoden erläutert am Beispiel von Eichenholz (Basic Wood Science: 
Properties - Use - Damage - Examination Methods Explained by the Example of Oak)

Schädigung von Kulturgut durch Salze (Damage to Cultural Heritage from Salt)

Erhaltung von Wachsmoulagen (Conservation of Wax Moulages)


Certificate:
Participants will receive a qualified Hornemann Institute certificate upon 
successful completion of the program and passing of the final online 
examination.


New: ECTS credits will be awarded as part of microcredentials for the courses 
"Mould and Documents" and "Conservation of Globes".


Tutor:
During the term of the course, a graduated conservator is available to all 
participants via e-mail.


The Online Courses of the Hornemann Institute of the HAWK / University of 
Applied Sciences and Arts in Hildesheim (Germany):
These online courses have been conceptualised for individuals dedicated to 
cultural heritage preservation. Via Internet, you can retrieve the subject 
matters of your choice, irrespective of any temporal or geographical 
constraints, thereby avoiding time loss at work and saving travelling expenses. 
The modules facilitate individual studying with regard to time management, 
learning speed and the depth of knowledge you wish to achieve. As a rule, the 
authors are teachers and renowned university lecturers with a great deal of 
practical experience in the preservation of cultural heritage. 
You can check your personal progress with the help of tests. While solving test 
problems, you can use your acquired skills. Subject matters have been put into 
multi-media form, i.e., texts are enlivened by images, videos, checklists, etc. 
The didactic variety and the interactivity will boost your motivation. 
Glossaries, bibliographical references and the integration of available 
internet resources will supplement the teaching materials. The tutor will 
assist you whenever you encounter technical or content-related difficulties.


For application and more information see our website 
<https://hornemann-institut.hawk.de/en/online-courses>.


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Dr. Angela Weyer
Institute Director,
Hornemann Institute of the HAWK University of Applied Sciences and Arts 
Hildesheim/Holzminden/Göttingen
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2.From: Martha Singer
 Posted: Wednesday July 2, 2025  9:15 AM
 Subject: RE: AATA Summer 2025 Update
 Message: 
Hi Linda:
I am curious, as former editor of the Contemporary Art Review, the publication 
of CAN, if AATA automatically uploads the articles from the specialty group 
publications of AIC. And, if you do not, what needs to happen so that those 
articles can be found in AATA?

Many thanks, Martha


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Martha Singer
Chief Conservator
Material Whisperer
West Orange
United States
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Original Message:
Sent: 07-01-2025 18:11
From: Lynda Bunting
Subject: AATA Summer 2025 Update


The AATA <https://aata.getty.edu/primo-explore/search?vid=AATA> summer update 
includes abstracts on the conservation of modern oil paintings, detached 
frescoes, glass mosaics, contemporary architecture, and metals; analyses from 
exhibition catalogs; and from AIC postprints. Take a look!


------------------------------
Lynda Bunting
Managing Editor, AATA Online
Getty Conservation Institute
Los Angeles CA
[email protected] <[email protected]>
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3.From: Laura Fuster López
 Posted: Wednesday July 2, 2025  1:15 PM
 Subject: Open Access Book_  Collection Care. Environmental Monitoring, Risk 
Assessment and Risk Management
 Message: 





This open access book compiles the contributions of the conference Collection 
Care: New Challenges in Environmental Monitoring, Risk Assessment and Risk 
Management. The conference held within the framework of the EU's Horizon2020 
CollectionCare project (grant no. 814624), was a forum where the latest 
technological advances in the study of the behavior and aging of cultural 
heritage materials, environmental monitoring, and the design of preventive 
conservation strategies in collections were presented.


This volume is of interest to heritage professionals and is divided into two 
sections: the first brings together thirteeen papers that focus on the 
monitoring, analysis, data interpretation and modelling of the effects of 
different degradation agents (temperature, relative humidity, pollutants, 
light, vibration, etc.) in materials present in cultural heritage objects. The 
second part of the book presents eight case studies dealing with risk 
assessment and risk management in different types of collections with diverse 
needs, priorities, and resources, thus illustrating the complexity of 
implementing all the current knowledge on sensing, monitoring, predictive 
analysis and preventive conservation in the design of conservation strategies. 
The case studies presented also demonstrate how these tools have contributed to 
maximise dialogue and coordination between the different stakeholders involved 
in the conservation of cultural heritage.





Dowloadable at: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-85655-6 



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Laura Fuster López
Professor
Universitat Politècnica de València, Instituto Universitario de Restauracion 
del Patrimonio
Valencia (Spain)
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4.From: Clare Richardson
 Posted: Wednesday July 2, 2025  1:15 PM
 Subject: Faculty role at The Courtauld, London
 Message:   Fieldwork Supervisor in Conservation of Wall Paintings     The job 
requirements are detailed below. Where applicable the skills, qualifications 
and memberships required for this job have also been included.  Job details   
Salary 46,850 per annum (inclusive of LW)  Job category/type Conservation  Date 
posted 02/07/2025  Job reference 236   Job description    Join The Courtauld as 
a Fieldwork Supervisor in Conservation of Wall Paintings, where you'll play a 
key role in supervising postgraduate students through hands-on conservation 
projects both in the UK and internationally. This dynamic teaching and 
scholarship  role combines practical fieldwork, academic instruction, and 
student mentorship, contributing to the preservation of cultural heritage while 
shaping the next generation of conservators.  The Courtauld is a specialist 
university and home to the largest community of art historians and conservators 
in the UK. The Courtauld offers a range of degree programmes from BA
 to PhD in the History of Art, curating and the conservation of easel and wall  
paintings. 
 The Courtauld is one of the leading centres in the world for education and 
research in conservation.  
 The Role:  The Fieldwork Supervisor in Conservation of Wall Paintings plays a 
key role in delivering practical supervision and academic teaching to 
postgraduate students. This includes preparing for and leading on-site 
conservation fieldwork in the UK and abroad, ensuring  high standards of 
practice, documentation, and compliance. The role also involves teaching 
seminars and workshops, assessing student progress, and providing pastoral 
support, while working collaboratively with internal teams and external 
partners.  
 This role would suit you if you aspire to:   Be part of a world-renowned 
institution dedicated to art history and conservation.
  Apply your expertise in wall paintings conservation in real-world settings 
across the UK and abroad.
  Inspire and mentor students through practical teaching, fieldwork, and 
academic support.
  Collaborate with a passionate, multidisciplinary team in a supportive and 
intellectually rich environment.  
 Please apply if you have:   A recognised postgraduate qualification in wall 
paintings conservation, with strong practical skills and up-to-date knowledge 
of conservation methods and materials.
  Experience in supervising or mentoring others, with the ability to lead 
fieldwork projects both in the UK and internationally (up to 6 weeks at a time, 
twice a year).
  Excellent organisational, communication, and interpersonal skills, with a 
collaborative approach to working with students, colleagues, and external 
partners.
  A commitment to high standards in teaching, health and safety, and student 
support, including the ability to deliver seminars, assess student work, and 
provide pastoral care.  If you are ready to make an impact at The Courtauld, we 
invite you to apply! Review the Job Description and Person Specification then 
take the first step and apply with no delay! Please note that a cover letter is 
required for this role.  
 Benefits of working at the Courtauld:  30 days annual leave + 6 office closure 
days 
 Research support & funding opportunities 
 Discounted Gallery Access & Reciprocal Museum Benefits 
 Hybrid working & flexible academic support 
 Wellbeing Support & Employee Assistance Programme  
 Closing Date: 27th July 2025            Interview date: 6th August 2025  The 
Courtauld is working towards improving and embedding equality, diversity, 
inclusion, and anti-racism.  
   Apply online:  
https://ce0942li.webitrent.com/ce0942li_webrecruitment/wrd/run/ETREC179GF.open?WVID=7234972FGb
 
<https://ce0942li.webitrent.com/ce0942li_webrecruitment/wrd/run/ETREC179GF.open?WVID=7234972FGb>
  
    
  Clare Richardson  
 Head of Conservation
  Department of Conservation  
 The Courtauld Institute of Art                                                 
     
 Somerset House, Strand 
 London WC2R 0RN                                                                
                                                            
 Tel: +44 (0) 20 3947 7659  
 [email protected]  
 www.courtauld.ac.uk <http://www.courtauld.ac.uk/>  
  
    
 
  
  
 Find out more about whats on at The Courtauld -  courtauld.ac.uk/whats-on 
<https://courtauld.ac.uk/whats-on/?see-all>
 
 
 Book tickets to The Courtauld Gallery's permanent collection and temporary 
exhibitions at  courtauld.ac.uk/gallery <https://courtauld.ac.uk/gallery/>
 
 
 For more information on studying at The Courtauld, visit  
courtauld.ac.uk/study <https://courtauld.ac.uk/study/>
 
 
 Visit The Courtauld Shop for carefully curated products inspired by art and 
artists in our collection:  shop.courtauld.ac.uk <https://shop.courtauld.ac.uk/>
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
  
 
 

5.From: Lynda Bunting
 Posted: Wednesday July 2, 2025  2:08 PM
 Subject: RE: AATA Summer 2025 Update
 Message: 
Hi Martha,


Regarding CAN, all three issues have been input into the database, but only the 
first two have been published. No. 3 will be published in either the fall or 
winter update.


Our process is to identify and save the literature; send out articles for 
abstracting if they have no abstracts; input records into the database based on 
priorities; copy edit the abstracts; send them to AATA's field editors as a 
final check; then publish. Indexing usually happens much later, but we're 
working on improving that. It's a rather lengthy process to ensure quality 
control, and we only have a permanent staff of three. 


All AIC publications and proceedings have a high priority, and most have 
abstracts, which makes our job easier. I also check this forum every day to see 
if there are any new publications that should be included in AATA. 
Additionally, we welcome submissions. A brief email to me or [email protected] 
with a link to the publication is welcome.


Best wishes,


Lynda


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Lynda Bunting
Managing Editor, AATA Online
Getty Conservation Institute
Los Angeles CA
[email protected]
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Original Message:
Sent: 07-02-2025 08:57
From: Martha Singer
Subject:  AATA Summer 2025 Update


Hi Linda:
I am curious, as former editor of the Contemporary Art Review, the publication 
of CAN, if AATA automatically uploads the articles from the specialty group 
publications of AIC. And, if you do not, what needs to happen so that those 
articles can be found in AATA?

Many thanks, Martha


------------------------------
Martha Singer
Chief Conservator
Material Whisperer
West Orange
United States
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Original Message:
Sent: 07-01-2025 18:11
From: Lynda Bunting
Subject: AATA Summer 2025 Update


The AATA <https://aata.getty.edu/primo-explore/search?vid=AATA> summer update 
includes abstracts on the conservation of modern oil paintings, detached 
frescoes, glass mosaics, contemporary architecture, and metals; analyses from 
exhibition catalogs; and from AIC postprints. Take a look!


------------------------------
Lynda Bunting
Managing Editor, AATA Online
Getty Conservation Institute
Los Angeles CA
[email protected] <[email protected]>
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