Subject: Bay Area Art Conservation Guild
Please join the Bay Area Art Conservation Guild (BAACG) when internationally reknown objects conservator, author and speaker, Ms. Virginia Greene, comes to San Francisco to speak on her life in conservation on Saturday, May 17th (9am-noon) at the Morrison Auditorium in the California Academy of Sciences (Golden Gate Park). Her talk will draw from her archaeological excavation experiences in Israel, Ireland and England and her extensive museum work in the U.S. and will illustrate how the field of conservation has evolved and changed throughout the years. Come hear Ms. Greene's fascinating account of studying and preserving ancient and ethnographic objects from diverse places and times across history. This lecture is the fourth in the "Masters in Conservation" series sponsored by BAACG and is co-sponsored by the California Academy of Sciences. This lecture is free for BAACG members; Non-member cost is $5.00; Student cost is $3.00. For more information or to RSVP, please contact Niccolo Caldararo, BAACG Vice President (caldararo [at] aol__com; 415-453-9064) before Wednesday, May 14. Parking around the Music Concourse by the California Academy of Sciences is usually difficult on weekends--bring your crisp dollar bills and/or quarters ($1.00 per hour/one hour minimum) to buy a required parking validation from the vending machines to place on your dashboard. The Academy offers indoor secure parking for bikes at their front entrance security desk. For additional information regarding public transportation and directions, please visit <URL:http://www.calacademy.org/geninfo/> For BAACG membership information, please contact Lissa Cooley, BAACG Recording Secretary 957 San Antonio Road Petaluma, CA 94952 lncooley [at] att__net 707-763-2421 Meg Geiss-Mooney BAACG President *** Conservation DistList Instance 16:70 Distributed: Monday, May 12, 2003 Message Id: cdl-16-70-007 ***Received on Wednesday, 7 May, 2003