"PACKING SYSTEMS: RECYCLING AND RE-PURPOSING"
Practical options for responsible packing and transport of cultural property.
Presented in coordination with AIC’s 42nd Annual Meeting
Conscientious Conservation– Sustainable Choices in Collection Care
Presented in coordination with AIC’s 42nd Annual Meeting
Conscientious Conservation– Sustainable Choices in Collection Care
This workshop takes place from 9 AM to 3 PM, May 27th 2014 at the Hyatt Regency Embarcadero, San Francisco CA. Registration is $100 per person.
It also includes an important crate and interior packing system from the past that just may be due for a modern resurgence, as well as examples of newer systems that “design-in” flexibility for reuse.
Also included - a survey of alternative non-wood crates that are currently in use. Their advantages and limitations will be discussed.
The utilization of non-art packing systems in the industrial sector which can be re-purposed for use in the transport of cultural property will be discussed, including the most proven and versatile system - commonly referred to as the Kiva system.
As well, recyclable alternatives to solid wood crates will be illustrated that draw upon examples published in CCI Notes, the National Park Service’s Conserv-O-Grams and the early classic packing reference “Way to go” published in 1985.
What about a proven system for moving collections that uses no boxes and no crates all? Find out more at this workshop.
Finally discover how re-purposed commercial packaging systems may come to your institutions rescue in a disaster situation. If you work in the Bay Area you already have this free resource available to you! If not, be on the look out as it may be coming to a city near you.
Your speakers will include:
Mark Wamaling – Chair of PACCIN - Training and Development Manager at ARTEX FAS
Kevin Marshall – Chair of Programs for PACCIN – Head of the Preparations Department at the J. Paul Getty Museum
T. Ashley McGrew – Chair of Publications for PACCIN – Preparator at Cantor Center for the Arts at Stanford University
Thomas Rosenquist - Senior Collections Management Technician/Packing and Logistics Coordinator at The SW Museum of the American Indian
To Register - download form by clicking HERE and send - along with payment by mail, fax or email as directed on the form.