Refashioning and Redress: Conserving and Displaying Dress

Refashioning and Redress: Conserving and Displaying Dress

ISBN-10:
1606065114
ISBN-13:
9781606065112
Pub. Date:
02/28/2017
Publisher:
Getty Publications
ISBN-10:
1606065114
ISBN-13:
9781606065112
Pub. Date:
02/28/2017
Publisher:
Getty Publications
Refashioning and Redress: Conserving and Displaying Dress

Refashioning and Redress: Conserving and Displaying Dress

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Overview

A wide-ranging account of the world of displaying dress and costume told through the unique vantage of conservators.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781606065112
Publisher: Getty Publications
Publication date: 02/28/2017
Edition description: 1
Pages: 272
Sales rank: 675,345
Product dimensions: 6.60(w) x 9.40(h) x 0.70(d)

About the Author

Mary M. Brooks is a conservator, curator, and consultant. She is currently teaching conservation, museology, and cultural heritage studies at Durham University, England.
 
Dinah D. Eastop is a conservator, researcher, and educator. She works as a consultant in conservation and material culture studies for universities and heritage organizations worldwide, notably for ICCROM.
 
They are the editors of Changing Views of Textile Conservation (Getty Publications, 2011).
 

Table of Contents

Foreword Timothy P. Whalen ix

Acknowledgments xi

Editors' Preface Mary M. Brooks Dinah D. Eastop xiii

Introduction: Interactions of Meaning and Matter Dinah D. Eastop Mary M. Brooks 1

1 Reflecting Absence and Presence Displaying Dress of Known Individuals Mary M. Brooks 19

2 Conserving an Ainu Robe Within the Framework of Japan's Cultural Property Preservation Policy Mie Ishii 33

3 "Wrapped in Country": Conserving and Representing Possum-Skin Cloaks as In/Tangible Heritage Henry L. Atkinson Vicki Couzens Lee Darroch Genevieve Grieves Samantha Hamilton Holly Jones-Amin Mandy Nicholson Amanda Reynolds 49

4 Kahu Ora: Living Cloaks, Living Culture Rangi Te Kanawa Awhina Tamarapa Anne Peranteau 65

5 Preserving and Displaying Archaeological Garments Via Pressure Mounting Anja Bayer 79

6 The Conservation and Display of the Tahitian Mourner's Costume at the Pitt Rivers Museum, University of Oxford Jeremy S. Uden Heather M. Richardson Rachael E. Lee 93

7 Dress in the Limelight: The Conservation and Display of Ellen Terry's "Beetle-Wing" Dress At Smallhythe Place Emma Slocombe Zenzie Tinker 107

8 Making Sense of a Fragmentary Coat Found Concealed Within a Building Kathryn Gill 121

9 Back To Black: Conservation of a 1900s Ensemble Via Replication and Web Display (Replicar) Teresa Cristina Toledo de Paula 133

10 Concepts in Practice: Collaborative Approaches in Developing the Bowes Museum's Fashion and Textile Gallery Claire Gresswell Joanna Hashagen Janet Wood 145

11 A Delicate Balance: Ethics and Aesthetics at the Costume Institute, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Sarah Scaturro Joyce Fung 159

12 Fashion As Art: Dressed to Kill: 100 Years of Fashion Micheline Ford Roger Leong 173

13 Radicalizing the Representation of Fashion: Alexander McQueen at the V&A, 1999-2015 Claire Wilcox 187

14 Peopling the Pleasure Garden: Creating an Immersive Display at the Museum of London Beatrice Behlen Christine Supianek-Chassay 199

15 Dramatic Effects on a Static Stage: Cantonese Opera Costumes at the Hong Kong Heritage Museum Evita So Yeung Angela Yuenkuen Cheung 213

16 Conserving Damage: Clothing Worn By Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi at the Time of Their Assassinations Kristin Phillips 225

17 Moving Forward Together Bianca M. du Mortier Suzan Meijer 237

Index 251

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