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Getty Conservation Institute
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Приєднався 1 чер 2009
We’re working to preserve the world’s cultural heritage with partners across the globe. Our home is the Getty Center in Los Angeles.
Acoustic Emission Monitoring
Picture a special device that listens to the sounds objects make when they crack.
This device is called acoustic emission monitoring, or AE for short. It's usually used to inspect
airplanes and bridges for potential issues, but now, scientists at Getty are using it to prevent
damage in cultural heritage objects.
AE can detect tiny cracks in materials like wood by capturing ultrasound waves and turning them
into electrical signals we can see. This real-time data allows us to monitor how objects change
over time, identify variations in temperature and humidity that may lead to damage, and even
uncover unexpected visitors like termites.
For more information check out Monitoring Climate-Induced Physical Damage in Art Objects on Getty.edu: www.getty.edu/projects/monitoring-climate-induced-physical-damage-art-objects/
This device is called acoustic emission monitoring, or AE for short. It's usually used to inspect
airplanes and bridges for potential issues, but now, scientists at Getty are using it to prevent
damage in cultural heritage objects.
AE can detect tiny cracks in materials like wood by capturing ultrasound waves and turning them
into electrical signals we can see. This real-time data allows us to monitor how objects change
over time, identify variations in temperature and humidity that may lead to damage, and even
uncover unexpected visitors like termites.
For more information check out Monitoring Climate-Induced Physical Damage in Art Objects on Getty.edu: www.getty.edu/projects/monitoring-climate-induced-physical-damage-art-objects/
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Gala Porras Kim: Film Screening and Artist Q&A
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Conceptual Artist Gala Porras-Kim takes the practice of collecting, conserving and exhibiting objects as the subject of her work, which highlights the way these institutionalized actions inadvertently create new meanings. Often taking the form of lusciously rendered, large-scale drawings of catalogued collections, her work also employs materials such as dust, efflorescing concrete, and mold spo...
Gala Porras-Kim: The Living Collection
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Conceptual artist Gala Porras-Kim, Getty’s Artist in Residence from 2020 to 2022, takes the practice of collecting, conserving and exhibiting objects as the subject of her work, which highlights the way these institutionalized actions inadvertently create new meanings. A self-appointed advocate for entities-spiritual, microbial, or otherwise-that may lay claim to these objects, Porras-Kim bring...
Developing an Adaptive Climate Control Strategy and Monitoring Micro-Change in Heritage Objects
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Recent environmental guidance in the cultural heritage field reflects the increasingly important objectives of sustainability and reduced carbon footprint. New and revised guidance from organizations such as the Bizot Group, IIC/ICOM-CC, AICCM, and ASHRAE share common principles, including consideration of passive low-energy environmental control methods, adoption of realistic target conditions...
Fred Eversley: Film Screening and Artist Q&A
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Artist Fred Eversley has been creating captivating resin parabolas since the 1960s, drawing from his training as an engineer, an early career in the aerospace industry, and a lifelong interest in different forms of energy. His highly polished sculptures made from polyester and acrylic plastics, reflect, transmit and concentrate light, sound, and space. The processes he has developed are unique,...
Getty Science Up Close - Art Kaplan
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Have you ever visited a library…with no books? That’s where you can find biochemist Art Kaplan, who manages over 15,000 samples of artist materials in the Getty Conservation Institute’s reference collection. Open a random drawer and you might find a sample of yellow ochre, a piece of brilliant blue lapis lazuli, or even a jar of dried cochineal bugs (he’ll tell you why). GCI staff compare these...
Getty Science Up Close - Davide Gulotta
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Davide Gulotta, architect and conservation scientist at the Getty Conservation Institute, discusses the unique opportunities presented by his work performing materials characterization and analysis. Learn more about Davide's work and the work of other of Getty scientists in our Getty Science Up Close video series: gty.art/3RsNiIz
Getty Science Up Close - Beril Bicer-Simsir
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Beril Bicer-Simsir, civil engineer and building materials scientist at the Getty Conservation Institute, uses portable tools such as the air permeameter to better understand the materials used in cultural heritage objects and sites. Learn more about Beril's work and the work of other of Getty scientists in our Getty Science Up Close video series: gty.art/3RsNiIz
Getty Science Up Close - Joy Mazurek
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Joy Mazurek, a biologist at the Getty Conservation Institute, uses various instruments to better understand how art - including art made of plastic - deteriorates. Learn more about Joy's work and the work of other of Getty scientists in our Getty Science Up Close video series: gty.art/3RsNiIz
Getty Science Up Close - Monica Ganio
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Did you know X-rays can help us better understand history? Monica Ganio, archaeological scientist at the Getty Conservation Institute, uses an X-ray fluorescence tool to reveal elements that make up art objects at the Getty Museum. Through her research, we can better understand the provenance of materials, how objects were made, and even learn what the trade networks were like between different...
Getty Science Up Close - Michael Doutre
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Michael Doutre, a chemist at the Getty Conservation Institute, uses a scanning electron microscope to better understand the materials used in contemporary art and heritage. Learn more about Michael's work and the work of other of Getty scientists in our Getty Science Up Close video series: gty.art/3RsNiIz
Getty Science Up Close - Herant Khanjian
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Herant Khanjian, a chemist at the Getty Conservation Institute, uses a range of tools and chemicals - including liquid nitrogen - to better understand the chemical composition of works of art. Learn more about Herant's work and the work of other of Getty scientists in our Getty Science Up Close video series: gty.art/3RsNiIz
Getty Science Up Close - Vincent Beltran
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For Vincent Beltran, the term “let there be light” is key to the work he does as an environmental scientist at the Getty Conservation Institute. But he only uses so much of it. “Light is tricky because you need light to see an object, but at the same time, too much is going to cause damage to the object. So, you need to carefully manage it.” Beltran works with an instrument called a microfading...
Getty Science Up Close - Simeon Wilkie
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Simeon Wilkie, civil engineer and building materials scientist at the Getty Conservation Institute, studies concrete, from what it’s made of to why and how it should be conserved. “It’s quite easy to think of concrete as being this solid, impermeable mass,” said Wilkie. “But if you look at it underneath a really high-powered microscope, it's more like a really dense sponge.” Concrete is the mos...
Getty Science Up Close - Douglas MacLennan
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Douglas MacLennan, a heritage scientist and paintings conservator at the Getty Conservation Institute, uses XRF mapping tools to perform noninvasive analysis on paintings. Learn more about Douglas' work and the work of other of Getty scientists in our Getty Science Up Close video series: gty.art/3RsNiIz
The Twentieth-Century Historic Thematic Framework - Introduction with Gail Ostergren
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The Twentieth-Century Historic Thematic Framework - Introduction with Gail Ostergren
Characterization of Lacquers with Microscopy and Staining Methods
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Characterization of Lacquers with Microscopy and Staining Methods
Publications of Seismic Importance: Assessment, Testing, and Modeling for Earthen Site Retrofitting
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Publications of Seismic Importance: Assessment, Testing, and Modeling for Earthen Site Retrofitting
Docomomo 2020+1 - Getty Conservation Institute Presentation: Conservation Principles for Concrete
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Docomomo 2020 1 - Getty Conservation Institute Presentation: Conservation Principles for Concrete
Practice, Process, and Prints: Degas' "Dancers Practicing in the Foyer"
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Practice, Process, and Prints: Degas' "Dancers Practicing in the Foyer"
إعادة التركيب في الموقع الأصلي على ملاط جيري لفسيفساء أُعيد وضعها سابقًا على ألواح خرسانية مسلحة
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إعادة التركيب في الموقع الأصلي على ملاط جيري لفسيفساء أُعيد وضعها سابقًا على ألواح خرسانية مسلحة
Terra 2022 Virtual Event Series: A Live Roundtable Conversation with the Terra 2022 Partners
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Terra 2022 Virtual Event Series: A Live Roundtable Conversation with the Terra 2022 Partners
La Réinstallation In Situ sur des Couches de Mortier de Chaux d’une Mosaïque Préalablement Déposée
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La Réinstallation In Situ sur des Couches de Mortier de Chaux d’une Mosaïque Préalablement Déposée
Reinstallation In Situ on Lime Mortars of a Mosaic Previously Re-Laid on Concrete
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Reinstallation In Situ on Lime Mortars of a Mosaic Previously Re-Laid on Concrete
Twentieth-Century Historic Thematic Framework
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Twentieth-Century Historic Thematic Framework
Conserving Concrete, Virtual Roundtable
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Conserving Concrete, Virtual Roundtable
Very good video on tech inspection❤, hopefully I can head to this department for an internship in the second year of my masters!
Kudos Mr Harris. You really got him.
The Ancient Blondes made those.
Apparently, the exposure time was eight hours on a sunny day.
Alxamdulilah Allohuakbar❤
Thank you so much I have been pulling my hair out trying to figure out how to introduce mineral spirits in water, you are a God Send.
The Spanish winery should probably have won The Stirling Prize
Wow
Si hay un reencuentro de Fobia ojalá toque la batería.....le iría mucho mejor ...... Buenas noches...... GABRIEL.....🤭
As to the restoring of the paint, how would anyone know if you didn’t quite get it perfect? But I imagine the real difficulty is finding 1950’s house paint.
I really liked that movie and have always been a fan of Ed Harris.
If he used fast-drying enamel, it could have been done in one night. It sets up much like acrylic.
Who is the DP ? 🎞️☕️.
great method!
Reading the naifeh/smith book right now. its great
有中文版的吗?
POLLOCK AND GEORGE GERSHWIN GENIUSES
Americas's greatest genius? Is it Frank Lloyd Wright?
Theres no way it was taken in 1826 bro
Other than it being a documented fact, you're absolutely correct. Bro. 😏
Laura Owens 👎👎👎👎, Clayton Echards 👍👍👍👍, may she be held accountable for her actions🙏🙏
Is this the same Laura Owens?
@@teresaamanfu7408 this is a completely different person LOL
Growing fond of your videos with each watch.
The first woman is insufferable.
I know this is an old video. But I’m happy to say I am getting wonderful results in a gas kiln using a ilite clay ! Firing techniques are very important for success and the people in this lecture are spot on except max temp can range depending on clay source. But from my tests, K rich iron rich clays are important for best results. Cheers
let your slips settle longer than a month.
@@johnbooth1110 thanks for the tip! I will try that.
I know this is an old video. But I’m happy to say I am getting wonderful results in a gas kiln using a ilite clay ! Firing techniques are very important for success and the people in this lecture are spot on except max temp can range depending on clay source. But from my tests, K rich iron rich clays are important for best results. Cheers
I bet Clayton could do a better job than this
This is a different person.
I saw the film several years ago. I’ve always been a fan of Ed Harris and his portrayal of Pollack is amazing!! I didn’t know that Harris directed the movie and was so involved in its development. It shows.
Amazing that this remarkable film ever got made a real Labour of love and probably one of the best movies ever made about an artist.
@spoiler
These ong's are behind the des-trux-ion of Western culture/civilization. Stop electing these Goons.
In my extreme old age it’s lovely to have a memory jog of the things. I am still hoping to work on and with. Thank you so much for keeping this. And I’m also thrilled that the audience seems to find it as much fun as I did. With love, Denise.
Do these microemulsions that you have shown in your videos have to contain any preservatives? thank you
Thanks for the video, what is this type of micro emulsion used for? Can it be used for textiles?
Do you guys know her history ?
This is a different Laura Owens, not the one involved in the Bachelor drama.
this is such a great video!!!!!!!!!
I think 🤔💭 well actually I know it's probably the most disrespectful thing any creature/being living or dead with a soul or not can do. disturb the rest of the dead and in their own place of rest of all places. And of royalty of all. What a shame 🤦♂️ It makes me wonder like is it hate that does that. 🤔 Jealous envy greed. Perhaps it's just money for the money yea something up that alley Like how can anyone plot. scheme like yea we're going to a known burial place resting place where groups of Kings and Queen of a once powerful rich culture are buried with everything that they loved in life or just had great meaning too and we're gonna take it take them and use them have them for our own benefits
Was I the only one creeped out by that music?
Let's be real here, Northern India is the Cool India...
What if it just keeps flashing the number after pressing calibrate but I never get the smiley face?
This is the reason they thought “ Lucy” walked upright and was our ancestor. There were no feet or hands with Lucy . Since then Africans africannus ( whatever ), Lucy has been found to have opposing great toes. She was a tree dweller and 3.5 feet tall. No more than an extinct chimpanzee.
Promo SM 👏
Jackson Pollack's art looks cool, and I very much doubt any of his critics could/would do the same thing. That is what so many of these "I could do that" people miss. Why didn't you then?
Excelente!!
I listen to this while reading. It’s beautiful.
Great stuff. Love De Wain. Always wanted to meet him.
This mural reminds me of home and childhood. I used to live near the museum where it's usually on display in Iowa. I strongly prefer traditional art, but this painting always impressed me. It is quite beautiful in person, and that was before the restoration. It is a lovely mesh of surrealism with action painting.
Do these corrosion issues happen on bronze sculptures?
Meanwhile in Afr.....never mind. Cleopatra was black ehem...ehem.
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I'm sure Pollack painted this with the canvas on the ground. The canvas was taller than him and there are no drip marks. Breathe taking painting.🙂👍🎨
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