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Workshops on the Conservation and Restoration of Japanese Art Works on Paper and Silk The National Research Institute for Cultural Properties, Tokyo is pleased to announce two workshops on the conservation and restoration of Japanese works of art on paper and silk to take place in Berlin. The workshops are free of charge, and will be conducted in Japanese with English translation at Museum fuer Asiatische Kunst, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin (Asian Art Museum, National Museums in Berlin). Dates: July 3rd – 5th and July 8th – 12th 2013 Place: Museum für Asiatische Kunst, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin (Asian Art Museum, National Museums in Berlin) 1st Floor Lecture and Event Room via staff entrance: Takustr. 40, 14195 Berlin Access: Subway U 3: Dahlem-Dorf , Bus X 11, X 83 (Dahlem-Dorf) Organizers: The National Research Institute for Cultural Properties, Tokyo With the support of Museum für Asiatische Kunst, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin and Deutsches Technikmuseum Berlin   Workshop 1: “Basic -Japanese paper and silk cultural properties-” July 3rd – 5th 2013, For Conservators, Restorers and Restoration Specialists, Curators, Researchers, and Students of Asian Art and/or Restoration Sciences This three-day workshop is designed to introduce Japanese art objects on paper and silk through lectures and demonstrations by Japanese specialists as well as practical exercises. Emphasis will be on the formats, the materials and techniques, general principles of conservation and restoration, as well as advice and practical exercises on the handling of scrolls and screens. Participation is limited to 20 and requires an application with the attached form part 1 by April 1st. Notification of selection will be send via e-mail on April 10th. Workshop 2: “Advanced -Restoration of Japanese Screens-” July 8th – 12th 2013, For Conservators, Restorers and Restoration Specialists, This five-day workshop is aimed at conservation and restoration specialists who already have an advanced knowledge of Japanese restoration and conservation techniques. It is designed to introduce the basic technique of Japanese paper restoration techniques, structure of Japanese screens like byobu - folding screen, the analysis of damages on screens, emergency treatment such as reinforcement of paper hinges mainly through practical exercises. Applicants are required to have previously taken either “Basics for Japanese Paper and silk conservation” or a similar Workshop of the National Research Institute for Cultural Properties Tokyo such as JPC 2006 downward. Participation is limited to 10 and requires registration with the attached form by April 1st. Notification of selection will be send via e-mail on April 10th. Application Deadline: April 1st Download: Application form

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