Subject: Courses at West Dean College
Continuing Professional Development West Dean College, Chichester, West Sussex, England Conservation and Repair of Architectural Metalwork BC3D118-12-15 January 2009 This course covers the conservation of structural metalwork, architectural features and statuary. It includes both ferrous and non-ferrous metals, with tuition on a wide range of repair techniques from leading practitioners. The course includes the methods of manufacture and shaping of ferrous metals, the history of their use, deterioration, surveys, practical cleaning methods, surface preparation and coatings, and specifying metalwork repairs. There will be the popular 'hands-on' opportunity in the Forge when students will be able to try out 'needle-gunning', arc and gas welding, flame-cutting and forging at the hearth. Non-residential course fee UKP450. Fully inclusive residential course fee from UKP564. The Historic Interior: Commissioning and Managing Conservation Research BC2D22-2-4 February 2009 Primarily designed as a course for project conservators, property managers, curators, historic building inspectors, conservation officers and conservation architects who wish to undertake or commission research in historic interiors to gain an understanding of their development. The course will outline the different methods of analysis commonly undertaken as part of the investigation of historic interiors with reference to completed case studies. During the course delegates will be set short assignments and asked to prepare research strategies and devise representation programmes, based on given documentation. Course Leader: Helen Hughes Head of Historic Interiors and Decorative Finishes, English Heritage Tutors: Ian Crick and Michael Smith Architectural Paint Researchers with Crick-Smith Conservation Non-residential course fee: UKP303. Fully inclusive residential course fee from UKP379. An Introduction to the Conservation of Transport and Industrial Collections PC0901-22-27 February 2009 The course will deliver the fundamental information needed to understand the role and the approach of the conservator involved in the care of a transport or technology collection and to extend their knowledge of conservation principles and techniques. The workshop will concentrate on the role of the conservator and approaches to conserving the many different materials encountered in transport and technology collections, preventative conservation, handling, storage and display and on environmental monitoring and control. The final day will include sessions on accessing information on conservation. Course Leader: Chris Knapp Conservation Manager, Imperial War Museum, Duxford, Cambridge Non-residential course fee: UKP554 Fully inclusive residential course fee from UKP744 10% discount on course fee to members of ICON For further information on all courses please contact Liz Campbell West Dean College +44 1243 818219 bcm<-a t->westdean< . >org< . >uk Liz Campbell Continuing Professional Development Coordinator West Dean College West Dean Chichester West Sussex PO18 0QZ. +44 1243 818219 Fax: +44 1243 811343 *** Conservation DistList Instance 22:29 Distributed: Thursday, November 20, 2008 Message Id: cdl-22-29-011 ***Received on Friday, 14 November, 2008