Description
Join us for this recording of a dynamic presentation, “Mounting Questions, Framing Answers: One Conservator’s Approach to Object Display”, that explores the thoughtful use of conservation-grade materials and innovative techniques for mounting and framing three-dimensional objects. Through compelling case studies and real-world examples, we’ll dive into the problem-solving process behind each design decision—shedding light on the balance between preservation, presentation, and practical constraints.
Whether you're a seasoned professional or just curious about the complexities of dimensional framing, this session promises fresh insights, tangible strategies, and a deeper appreciation for framing as both a technical and creative discipline.
Deborah Parr is an objects conservator at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, tasked with framing artworks and reviewing mounts for small objects. She has over two decades of experience of providing conservation treatment and consultation services to private collectors, museums, historic houses, and government agencies. She has extensive experience in conservation treatment including wooden artifacts, gilded and lacquered objects, polychrome sculpture and decorative objects