In the 16th century, artists found better to use fabric stretched. It allowed them to a better mode of transport, a larger size for the artists needed a wooden frame. Strainers and stretchers are the auxiliary support of painting paint on canvas. They are used in other techniques: paper, bark painting and some process of conservation too.
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December 24, 2019 + Painting, Studio 204
Stretcher vs Strainer: What do you need to use?
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September 7, 2019 + Paper, Studio 204
Conserving Hinges Of An 18th Century 8-Panel Japanese Folding Screen
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Autumn and Winter are happy seasons this year for Jennifer Loubser. She has extended the life of a historic Japanese folding screen in the collection of Queensland Art Gallery.
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November 26, 2018 + Paper, Studio 204
Karibari workshop by world renowned art conservator Ephraim Jose
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Today marked the beginning of an important week for Jennifer Loubser. She is able to introduce our conservation mentor Ephraim (Eddie) Jose to the Australian conservation community. Read More
Choosing an art Conservator can be overwhelming. First, it depends on the type of artwork. Second, the type of conservation required: preventative conservation, curative conservation, or restoration. Read More
Art conservation is the preservation of artistic creations, from the past and the present, for the historic value and enjoyment of current and future generations. Preservation of artistic creations includes preventative conservation, curative conservation and restoration. Read More