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Would you please post this information on your web-site. Thank you. The fifth
biennial NATCC meeting Recovering the past…….. The Conservation of Archaeological and Ethnographic Textiles México City, Mexico November, 2005
The fifth biennial NATCC meeting will
focus on the conservation, research, diffusion and exhibition of archaeological
and ethnographic textiles. The conference is dedicated to Irmgard
W. Johnson, who has worked for over fifty years to research, rescue, and
preserve the textile designs of several ethnic groups of November 9 - 11 Keynote speaker,
conference papers, posters Registration
(until September 1) $
275*** Colegio de las Vizcainas , National Museum of Anthropology , Escuela
Nacional de Conservación, Restauración y Museografía. November 7-9 &
12 Optional tours
(cultural trips), including $
30 - 40 per tour November 8 & 9 Optional
workshops- Cleaning systems, Storage Methods and Materials, Dyeing with Natural dyes, Backstrap Loom
Weaving. $
110 – $140 per workshop ***Registration
includes one copy of conference Preprints; transportation between the
conference hotel and conference sites; attendance at keynote lecture; paper and
poster presentations on Wednesday evening, Thursday and Friday; receptions on
Wednesday and Friday; lunch and breaks on Thursday and Friday. Workshops
and cultural trips are not included in the registration fee. Registration via the
website: www.natcc.inah.gob.mx will
open in mild- July Conference hotel: Calinda Geneve, Londres Strett 130, in the Zona Rosa. Participants are
responsible for making and paying their own hotel reservations. A block of room
has been requested at the special rate of $ 80, plus tax, per night, per room,
including breakfast. Rate
valid until Oct. 25 For hotel
reservations: Denisse Pérez
or Amparo Sanguino reservgeneve1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx or
Martha Andrés: ventascorp1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx telephone: (52) 55 50 80 08 00 fax (52) 55 50 80
08 33 Conference
speakers Note: Papers will
be presented in English or Spanish, with simultaneous translation provided. The
Preprints will be published in both languages, with an abstracts in English,
Spanish, and French. Armando Alcántara Berumen. México “Flips you must to do before
you are born”. The weave in curve in the Quechquemitl
of Northern Mountain on The Leymebamba
Textiles Jeanne Brako & DY Begay. Using Collections to Bridge
Communities Mary Brooks & Sonia O’Connor. Looking into the Past: the Potential
of X-Radiography as an Investigative Technique for Archaeological &
Ethnological Textiles Soledad Hoces de la Guardia Chellew
& Ana-María Rojas Zepeda. An Atacamanian
Pre-Columbian Trousseau: Interpretation of the Tactile and visual dialogue in
its Textiles Cándida Fernández de Calderón. México Mayan
Textiles Centre of San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas, México. A Commitment
with the conservation & Diffusion of Textile Art Luciana da Silveira,
Arabel Fernández López & Elizabete
Mendonça. Rediscovering Pre-Colombian Peruvian
Textiles: Their Conservation & Documentation at the Virginia Davis. Irmgard Weitlaner Johnson. Outstanding Researcher of Textiles Fenella Textile Treasures of Judith Gómez. México To Repair or To
Conserve the Ethnographic, The Ethnographic Displays at the Mercedes Gómez-Urquiza de la Macorra. México Christine Giuntini
& Maya Naunton. USA Examination & Treatment of a
Basketry & Textile Tent Divider from Identification & Quantification
of Organic Pesticides on Ethnographic Textiles During
Treatment Phases Stephanie Hornbeck. The Treatment & Preparation for
Exhibition of a Composite Material Ceremonial Warrior’s Costume from the
Loma People in Tatiana Kousoulou. First Aid & Preventive
Conservation for Ecclesiastical Vestments in the Greek Orthodox Monasteries Patricia Lissa, Isabel Iriarte,
Silvana Di Lorenzo & Pía Villaronga. The Conservation Treatment of
Bolivian “Traje of Danzante
of Ethnographic Anne Mackay. Canadá A Study of Moosehair
Embroidered Souvenir Objects Kjerstin Mackie. Canadá Long Ago Person Found. An Ancient
Robe Tells a New Story Priya Ravish Mehra. An Inivisible
Craft Lana Panko, Alejandro Ruiz &
Zoila Ramires Sales. Canadá Negotiating
Meaning & Cultural Memory with Maya Textiles Lorena Román, Abner Gutíerrez y et al. México The Conservation of the Feathers
Mosaic: “Cristo Soraya Serra. Puerto Rico Recovering Indigenous Basketry from
the Beth Szuhay. Darn that Spot! Investigations into
Cleaning Raffia Cut Kuba Cloth Posters Priscilla Alvarado. Lisa Anderson,
Lauren Chang, Susanna Conti. Ann French & Frances Pritchard. Beatríz Garcés Gómez. México. “The Izote” An Antique Fiber Judith Gómez. México. Maya’s
World of Brocades & Embroideries, Preserving a Collection & a Tradition
HarbyEzz eldeen
Hasan, Yassin Zidan & Kh El- Nagar Monica Ruiz Hernández. México. Palimpsests & Pentimentos
in the Canvas Codices in the Codices Collection of the National Library of
Anthropology & History Cinzia Oliva.
Nicola Smith. Pamela Scheinman. Jenna Tedrick Kuttruff. Yuri de la Rosa. México Cuatro
Ciénegas de Carranza, Coahuila. Looting of sites. |