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| − | + | The ICOM - Conservation Committee (ICOM-CC) "is the largest of the International Committees of ICOM (International Council of Museums) with over 1400 members worldwide from every branch of the museum and conservation profession. ICOM-CC aims to promote the conservation, investigation and analysis of culturally and historically significant works and to further the goals of the conservation profession. ICOM-CC is built up of specialist Working Groups, which actively communicate with their members through newsletters, meetings and at the Triennial Congress. The Triennial Congress brings the membership of ICOM-CC together to report and to review current research. Over 1000 papers have been published in the Congress Pre-prints in the past twenty years. (from website) | |
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| − | + | David Grattan, Manager | |
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| − | + | 1030 Innes Road | |
| − | + | Ottawa K1A oM5 CANADA | |
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| − | |[mailto: | + | |[mailto:david_grattan@pch.gc.ca david_grattan@pch.gc.ca] |
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! scope="row"|Information Online | ! scope="row"|Information Online | ||
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| + | Recent Triennial Conferences have been held in Copenhagen in 1984, Sydney in 1987, Dresden in 1990, Washington DC in 1993, Edinburgh in 1996, Lyon in 1999, Rio de Janeiro in 2002, and The Hague in 2005. The 2008 meeting is in New Delhi.[[Category:Directory]] | ||
[[Category:Directory: Membership organization]] | [[Category:Directory: Membership organization]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:06, 5 May 2013
ICOM Conservation Committee
The ICOM - Conservation Committee (ICOM-CC) "is the largest of the International Committees of ICOM (International Council of Museums) with over 1400 members worldwide from every branch of the museum and conservation profession. ICOM-CC aims to promote the conservation, investigation and analysis of culturally and historically significant works and to further the goals of the conservation profession. ICOM-CC is built up of specialist Working Groups, which actively communicate with their members through newsletters, meetings and at the Triennial Congress. The Triennial Congress brings the membership of ICOM-CC together to report and to review current research. Over 1000 papers have been published in the Congress Pre-prints in the past twenty years. (from website)
| Web Address | http://www.icom-cc.org |
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| Postal Address | ICOM-CC
David Grattan, Manager CCI 1030 Innes Road Ottawa K1A oM5 CANADA |
| Contact | david_grattan@pch.gc.ca |
| Information Online | Bibliographic citations
Conferences / seminars Courses / workshops Publishes newsletter Publishes journal Publications viewable online List serve Archived information Related links |
| Searchable | Yes |
| Categories | Membership organization |
| Website Languages | English
French Spanish |
Comments
Recent Triennial Conferences have been held in Copenhagen in 1984, Sydney in 1987, Dresden in 1990, Washington DC in 1993, Edinburgh in 1996, Lyon in 1999, Rio de Janeiro in 2002, and The Hague in 2005. The 2008 meeting is in New Delhi.