
Who Made the Wholecloth?
January 26, 2016 3:58 pm Comments Off on Who Made the Wholecloth?I’m currently improving the storage of some of the flat textiles in the Museum’s collection, and have been re-rolling objects
I’m currently improving the storage of some of the flat textiles in the Museum’s collection, and have been re-rolling objects
It has been over a month since I last blogged about preparing the portrait of Josephine’s dog, Bernardine ready to
Some days being a textile conservator is just not that glamorous and the biannual clean of Josephine Bowes’ living quarters
As part of the Conservation Advisory Network, myself, and my two Icon/HLF textile conservation interns visited Kirkleatham Museum in Redcar
“It’s the one with the magic”, was the reply to Patti Smith when she asked her friend and former partner,
This tender picture, dated 1639, is an exquisite example of the French Classicism and it is also Stella’s biggest painting
As part of my internship, I am given a training budget to spend on conferences, courses, and workshops. Last week
Madame de Pompadour is a famous figure in French history, partly on account of her charms and taste, partly because,
On Thursday 26th November, I had a fantastic opportunity to be involved in the curation/installation of The Magic in the
The old fire station, on Crook Lane, at the back of the Museum has been used as a large object
Hello, my name is Bernadette Petti, and I am absolutely delighted to introduce myself as the new Assistant Curator of
The exhibition currently on display in our Fashion and Textile Gallery, titled ‘Quiltscapes & Quiltline’ shows an array of contemporary
In the conservation studio I am currently treating a painting [B.M.911] ready for it to go on loan in January
Last week we sadly said au revoir to the ‘YSL: Style is Eternal’ exhibition, as The Bowes Museum’s conservation and
We are delighted to be hosting an Icon Back-to-Basics Workshop on Upholstery Conservation on Thursday 18th and Friday 19th February 2016.