Alison Richmond, Alison Bracker, Conservation: Principles, Dilemmas and Uncomfortable Truths

Abstract

Over the past few years, through a number of conferences, workshops, but fewer publications, conservators have attempted to challenge the concepts and principles that seemingly render common conservation practices unethical, and to revisit the foundations of their profession. Crucial to this process has been the growing practical and intellectual interactions of conservation with other associated fields, such as art history, curating, built heritage management, museum studies, sociology. The...

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