The Quest for Improved Collection Care: Opportunities for Participatory Processes Involving Distant Source Communities

Gómez, Isabel García

doi:10.1080/00393630.2022.2059990

Studies in Conservation

2022

DOI: 10.1080/00393630.2022.2059990

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The Quest for Improved Collection Care: Opportunities for Participatory Processes Involving Distant Source Communities

Isabel García Gómez

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The bientraitance of colonial collections: a mobilizing utopia?

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Les biocides dans les collections – persistances toxiques, relectures critiques et nouvelles pratiques

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Dans cet entretien, les autrices (deux conservatrices-restauratrices au Musée d'ethnographie de Genève, et une chercheuse en muséologie) interrogent les pratiques de conservation muséale et leurs finalités à l'aune des moyens employés et leurs effets parfois inattendus. Si les traitements chimiques des collections visaient à stabiliser la condition matérielle des artefacts, leur action toxique sur les professionnel.les, les objets eux-mêmes mais aussi les publics concernés n'a souvent pas été prise en compte lors de leur emploi. Dans une perspective de décolonisation plus ample, il se pose la question : comment la conservation-restauration peut-elle participer à dépasser les prises de décisions unilatérales de la part des professionnel.le.s de musée pour faire entendre et prioriser les choix de personnes et communautés concernées ?

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The Quest for Improved Collection Care: Opportunities for Participatory Processes Involving Distant Source Communities

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