The Seventeenth Conference
- Post 28 March 2025
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SEVENTEENTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF CONSERVATION-RESTORATION STUDIES
////////// Zagreb, October 21 – 22, 2021 [online]
_oral presentations
Ira Fabrio (Dubrovnik, Croatia), Comparison of several adequate methods for reconstructing missing part on the same cultural heritage object made of metal
Gloria Loborec i Laura Divković (Dubrovnik, Croatia), Conserving pottery from Kopila – The city of the dead above the field of life
Ema Thür (Dubrovnik, Croatia), Conservation and restoration treatment of a leather saddle
Teodora Raicu (Sibiu, Romania), Minimal Intervention: The hidden beauty of a 19th century iconostasis cross
Andrei Buda (Sibiu, Romania), Wall cabinets in the Sibiu area
Olaru Vasilica Iuliana (Sibiu, Romania), The restoration of the Jesus Christ the Vine glass icon
Laura Jacobs (Kingston, Canada), Treatment of a polyurethane foam armchair – Aagaard Andersen’s Portrait of my Mother’s Chesterfield
Robin Canham (Kingston, Canada), Practical techniques for creating nanocellulose film and the application of aqueous adhesives
Tong Pak Heng Henry (Taiwan), The study and conservation treatment of Eastern gouache painting Dragon Boat dated 1930, by Tsai Hsueh-Hsi
Mirta Tonc (Dubrovnik, Croatia), Conservation and restoration of two ukiyo-e woodblock prints
Bethany Procopio (Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England), Fragile layers: Consolidation of turkey red textile pattern book designs
Vasilija Todorović (Dubrovnik, Croatia), Classification of Dubrovnik historic roof tiles Kanalica
Viktorija Pilon (Dubrovnik, Croatia), Diagnostic analysis using endoscopic and microscopic investigation techniques applied in conservation-restoration of a 19th century handbag from the Ethnographic Museum in Dubrovnik
Rachel Childers (Buffalo, USA), Lady in Blue: Investigation of blanching through varnish application on a 16th century portrait
Ana Ivković (Zagreb, Croatia), Student workshops in the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Dubrovnik
Jana Siriščević, Luciana Gugić, Dominika Bilač i Rina Dubravec (Split, Croatia), Seven altars from the church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary from in Sutivan on the island of Brač
Helena Bosnić (Zagreb, Croatia), Street art as a part of the museum: Cleaning the mural on the plateau of the Zagreb Museum of Contemporary Art (MSU)
Chiarra Fabbri (Como, Italy), The restoration of the Marcolino Gandini’s artwork Senza Titolo, mixed media on wood, 1966
Lara Skukan i Ana Sterle (Ljubljana, Slovenia), Degradation of the outdoor wooden sculptures from Forma Viva Park in Kostanjevica: Documentation on a case study and conservation guidelines
Laura-Cassandra Vălean (Sibiu, Romania), Identification of photographic processes
Lucija Habuš (Zagreb, Croatia), Photo archive Nenad Gattin
Paulina Staszkiewicz (Warsaw, Poland), Digital Art – the challenges and preservation strategies, interview with virtual reality artists: Strategy accompanying the acquisition of VR experience
Guillemette Caupin (Paris, France), The painting conservator, a participant during the artistic process
Ida Fazlić (Grenoble, France), Historical and industrial paints under synchrotron light
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Sara Stevanović (Dubrovnik, Croatia), Technical study of a late 19th century credenza
Ema Thür (Dubrovnik, Croatia), From skin to leather, from leather to saddle
Sara Šimetić (Dubrovnik, Croatia), Dyeing of a new silk fabric: choosing the appropriate color tone that matches damaged historical textile
Hana Knežević (Zagreb, Croatia), Conservation-restoration works on the angel from the parish church of the Holy Cross in Rasinja and new gilding technologies in the conservation-restoration profession
Iva Senta (Split, Hrvatska), Three museums, two earthquakes: The experience of three Zagreb museums in the salvage of earthquake-damaged collections
Maja Bačić (Dubrovnik, Croatia), Evolution of the Indo-Portuguese furniture and the manufacture of a typical chest
Elena De La Rosa Regot (Sevilla, Spain), Plastic supports in photography: development of an online reference manual
Ema Bonomi (Split, Croatia), Removal of graffiti from cultural monuments
Joanna Dziduch and Monika Zawadzka (Warsaw, Poland), History written in pictures: conservation-restoration of oil paintings by the artist Wacław Piotrowski
Sara Vladić (Dubrovnik, Croatia), Making a copy of a pair of shoes from the Ethnographic Museum in Dubrovnik
Jana Siriščević, Rina Dubravec, Luciana Gugić and Dominika Bilač (Split, Croatia), Seven altars from the church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary from in Sutivan on the island of Brač
Click here to learn more about the Conference. (The text is available in English.) The conference, for the first time, had an organising committee made up of students from the three Croatian study programs that take turns in hosting the event. An advisory committee was also formed, comprised of university teachers from all three programs.
As the conference was organised during the pandemic, it was (for the first time) held online, on Zoom. All presentations were recorded, and the recordings were later published on the Conference YouTube channel and on this website. (The Conference YouTube channel was launched!)
For the first time, students outside of Europe participated in the event (Canada, USA, Taiwan).
Compiled by Sagita Mirjam Sunara (Department of Conservation-Restoration, Arts Academy of the University of Split). / Updated: April 1, 2025.
Ideas for Free Time
- Post 27 March 2025
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USE THE OPPORTUNITY TO VISIT THE MUSEUMS IN SPLIT FOR FREE!
Numerous museums in Split are providing free entry to our conference participants (you just need to present your conference badge at the entry). You can visit them from May 7 to May 11, 2025. Their locations are marked on our Google map.
Archaeological Museum in Split
Zrinsko Frankopanska 25, 21000, Split
Working hours for visitors:
Mon – Fri: 9 – 14 & 15 – 20
Sat: 9 – 14
Sun: closed
The museum is open on St. Domnius Day!
Ethnographic Museum Split
Iza Vestibula 4, 21000 Split
Working hours for visitors:
Mon – Fri: 9 – 16
Sat: 10 -– 14
Sun: closed
The museum is open on St. Domnius Day!
Museum of Fine Art Split
Kralja Tomislava 15, 21000, Split
Working hours for visitors:
Tue – Fri: 10 – 18
Sat & Sun: 10 – 14
Closed on Mondays and holidays.
Croatian Maritime Museum Split
Glagoljaša 18, 21000 Split
Working hours for visitors:
Mon – Fri: 9 – 19
Sat: 9 – 17
Sun: 10 – 17
The museum is open on St. Domnius Day!
City of Split Museum
Papalićeva 1, 21000 Split
The permanent collection is currently closed for visitors, but you can visit the Vidović Gallery (8.30 – 20) and the Cellars of the Diocletian's Palace.
Conference participants have free entry from May 6 to May 11, 2025.
Muzej Ivana Meštrovića
Šetalište Ivana Meštrovića 46, 21000, Split
The Meštrović Gallery is currently closed for visitors, but you can visit the museum garden and the Crikvine-Kaštilac complex. Working hours: 9 – 19 .
The complex is open on St. Domnius Day!
The Treasury of the Split Cathedral
Peristil 5, 21000, Split
Working hours for visitors:
Mon – Sat: 8 – 16
Sun: 10 – 18
The number of free tickets is limited. Conference participants can request a free ticket at the conference registration desk.
OTHER EVENTS
Sudamja
From April 28 to May 11, 2025 the City of Split celebrates its Day and the feast of its patron saint, St. Domnius, with over 1000 religious, cultural, entertainment, and sports events. See the full programme HERE
Science Festival Split
From May 5 to May 10, 2025 the Science Festival Split is taking place. See the full program HERE
Musical programme 'Novi šum 2025'
May 8, 2025 Screening of the documentary Electro-Pythagorus: A Portrait of Martin Bartlett (directed by Luke Fowler)
Dom mladih, amphitheatre
Start at 8 PM (duration: 45 min.).
More information: https://mkcsplit.hr/
May 9, 2025 Inner Child, concert
Dom mladih, Beton kino
Start at 9 PM.
Inner Child (Sara Nikšić) interdisciplinarna je umjetnica koja kombinira pjesme kitova s elektroničkom glazbom.
May 10, 2025 Inner Child, workshop
Dom mladih, Razred
More information: https://mkcsplit.hr/
Croatian National Theater in Split
May 8, 2025 Ivo Tijardović: Spli’ski akvarel (opera)
Croatian National Theater in Split, Trg Gaje Bulata 1
Start at 8 PM (duration: 2 hours and 45 min., with one break)
More information: https://www.hnk-split.hr/predstave/detalj/article/spliski-akvarel
May 9, 2025 Ivo Tijardović: Spli’ski akvarel (opera)
Croatian National Theater in Split, Trg Gaje Bulata 1
Start at 8 PM (duration: 2 hours and 45 min., with one break)
More information: https://www.hnk-split.hr/predstave/detalj/article/spliski-akvarel
May 10, 2025 Ivo Tijardović: Spli’ski akvarel (opera)
Croatian National Theater in Split, Trg Gaje Bulata 1
Start at 8 PM (duration: 2 hours and 45 min., with one break)
More information: https://www.hnk-split.hr/predstave/detalj/article/spliski-akvarel
Croatian Home Split (concert hall)
May 9, 2025 Martina Filjak, piano & Monika Leskovar, cello
Ivo Tijardović Concert Hall
Start at 8 PM.
More information: https://hdsplit.hr/koncerti/detalj/martina-filjak-klavir-monika-leskovar-violocelo/
City Youth Theatre Split
May 7, 2025 Zakon Zagore (play)
City Youth Theatre Split
Start at 8 PM.
More information: https://gkm.hr/?predstave=zakon-zagore-uskoro
Compiled by: Luzaria Malta, Katarina Šušmelj & Blaž Matan. Published on May 4, 2025 (SMS)
Accommodation
- Post 27 March 2025
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Useful information about accommodation in the city can be found on the website of the Tourist Board of Split .
We contacted a lot of hostels in Split and inquired about their prices. You can see their responses here (please note that some hostels did not reply): Hostels in Split173.57 KB
Published: May 6, 2025 (SMS)
Information about the offer of hostel accommodation was emailed to the conference authors and heads of their study programmes in mid-April.
Where to Eat
- Post 27 March 2025
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Information about student restaurants and cafeterias is available on the website of the Student Center Split. All students in Croatia who have the so-called X-Card can eat in any of the University of Split restaurants and cafeterias. All other conference participants (this includes students who are not studying in Croatia) can also eat in there, but their meals are not subsidized (in other words, they pay the full price of the meal).
Locations of the restaurants and cafeterias in the vicinity of the two conference venues are marked on our Google map. Other places to eat and drink near the University of Split Campus are also indicated on the map.
Published: May 6, 2025 (SMS)
How to reach us
- Post 27 March 2025
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The Google map of the 18th International Conference of Conservation-Restoration Studies provides information on the conference venues, places to eat & drink nearby, means of public transportation (bus stops and locations for renting public bicycles) and cultural activities (including the locations of the museums that conference participants can visit for free). To open the map, click on the image above the text.
Help us make the conference green! Please use public city transport, ride public bicycles or walk.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON TRANSPORTATION:
City buses
- City bus lines
- Bus line schedules
- Information about the price of bus tickets
- Promet Split mobile app
Public bicycles
Taxi
- Taxi services in Split
- Uber is available.
Published: May 6, 2025(SMS)