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EDITION NO. 2 - 2010
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In-House
Art Handling Training
As
many at ICEFAT know, Bob Crozier has been passionately pursuing
the formation of Best Practices for the Fine Arts Storage and
Services industry since the inception of our company back in
1976. A few years ago, as an integral part of this pursuit,
Bob designated a single person at Crozier Fine Arts responsible
for a comprehensive program of art handling training. Read
more
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If
this is Venice it must be Glassina
With
a nod to Cordelia Rose and her invaluable handbook Courierspeak,
ICEFAT is preparing a
multi-lingual reference database of commonly used and required
archival and packing materials.
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more
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Australian
Museum Crate Standards
The
classic Museum Standard crate originated at T.E.D Fine Art Australia
in consultation with conservators at the major Museums in that
country. It has a unique appearance and structure and is the
standard required by Art Museums in Australia.
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more
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Musee
du Louvre ISOTHERM Case
The ISOTHERM case was developed by Musée
du Louvre, Paris. To meet the Museum’s
requirements all crates must conform to the rigid specifications
they provide. These
specifications cover the areas of construction, crate lining,
closure systems and more.
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PACIN
& Materials 101
PACIN
(Packing Arthandling Crating Information Network) is continually
working to extend it’s network and to share information
between museum and commercial entities. Public Programs have
always been a key function of PACIN – we strive to educate,
involve and create networking opportunities between colleagues
of similar interest within the museum profession.
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ICEFAT
Honors Loyal Members
We
continue our profiles of Members of the 20 Year Club. Companies
featured in this issue are the remaining 3 of the 6 Founding
Members: Panzironi Art Transport (Italy; Welti- Furrer Art Ltd
(Switzerland) & Zuest & Bachmeier S.A. (Switzerland).
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ICEFAT
Joins Registrars' Groups
ICEFAT
has been a Member of the Registrars Committee - AAM for many
years and has actively
supported and sponsored their activities – including Receptions
at both AAM Meetings and at
the International Registrars’ Symposiums. Read
more
- Chairman's
Report
A
veteran registrar threw down the gauntlet to ICEFAT by saying
“When I ask for a certain style of shipping case, be it
museum, touring, returnable, or one way, I would like to know
what I am going to receive, or at least be assured that it would
meet some sort of minimum guideline".
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- From
the Secretariat
Chances
are, you are reading this edition of the ICEFAT Newsletter at
the 2010 American Association of Museums (AAM) Meeting in Los
Angeles. AAM is expecting delegates from a host of countries and
from all continents to attend this year’s Meeting. All of
the delegates have a
common link through the museum industry, like ICEFAT members,
who are recognized as global experts in fine art packing and shipping.
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more
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2009
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2, 2009
2008
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2007
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3, 2007
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