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  The India Museum Archive: cataloguing a colonial collection

  Further reading India Museum Policy files, MA/70, The V&A Archive Stronge, Susan, Tipu’s Tigers…
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  Photography Centre browsing library – Kraszna Krausz Foundation

  violence are the subject, both directly and more obliquely, in Segregation Story (Gordon Parks, 2014), Stranger…
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  Making space for absent subjects

  horizontal, Paris’s shelves are vertical, and some have holes drilled through their sides in order for string…
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  Paper conservation for the Blythe House decant

  from different specialisms brought in to prepare the V&A’s reserve collection for its move to a new storage…
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  Secrets of the Museum – 2.4 expanded

  Straight in at the deep end, we begin by seeing the extraordinary lengths that Senior Paper Conservator Susan…
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  The Parasol Foundation Women in Photography Project

  Cathleen Naundorf The V&A reorganised its photography holdings in the 1970s with women playing a stronger…
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  Conservation of a Christmas Cracker

  Vietnamese lanterns.3 However, due to the age and delicate nature of the gelatine film, adhering it to a strong…
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  Secrets of the Museum — in books!

  The impressive three volume Majolica Mania by Susan Weber is the first comprehensive study of this most…
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  A New Hope: reassembling a Stormtrooper costume

  By Susana Fajardo, Senior Textile Conservator & Senior Preventive Conservator As the museum reopened…
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  Pandemic Objects: Neighbours

  It is akin to the proverbial bundle of sticks, exponentially stronger than any one individual.…
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  Photography and the Creation of the Royal Albert Hall Mosaic Frieze

  It is written by Susan Harris.…
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  Pandemic Objects: Hand Sanitiser

  plastic bottle, with its bright scarlet label, was filled with an elixir of 70%-proof alcohol, whose strongly…
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  Wartime fairy tales

  hardship and suffering have been used as a source of hope: ‘Ullenspiegel and his wife, Nele, always young, strong…
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  Lustrous Surfaces collaborative conservation project

  Joseon Dynasty and conservation approaches, and a case study on the restoration of a red lacquer ink stone…
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  The Spirit of Gaiety, Guardian of the Gaiety Theatre

  until 1992 when, due to concerns regarding its condition, it was taken off of display and moved into storage…
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  Happy Birthday Mr Punch!

  By the end of the 18th century, Punch had cut the strings.…
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  Out for Revolution! – Friday Late (27th January 2017)

  Entrance 21.00 – 21.20 With inventively outrageous outfits and unconventional song choices, this five-strong…
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  Personal Archives – a creative photography project

  Guest blog post by Susan Andrews and Ania Dabrowska What is an archive?…
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  Dialogues in Clay

  This post was written by Susan Newell, a second-year student on the V&A/RCA MA in History of Design,…
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  Glass, hair, shoe laces and straw

  Any member of the Library can request to see an artists’ book, but to help with the storage and handling…