Mae Cadwraeth yn Bwysig yng Nghymru: Effaith Cadwraeth - Rhaglen

Mae Cadwraeth yn Bwysig yng Nghymru: Effaith Cadwraeth

 

Dydd Iau 8 Mehefin 2017  Oriel Gelf Glynn Vivian, Abertawe SA1 5DZ 

Mae’r digwyddiad AM DDIM. Fe’i cefnogir gan Wasanaeth Cadwraeth Cenedlaethol Cymru

 Rhaid cadw lle ymlaen llaw. Cliciwch ar y ddolen hon: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/date/366192

Rhaglen

10.15   Cyrraedd a choffi

 

10.40   Croeso a chyflwyniad

 

10.45   Misa Tamura, Gwarchodwr Ymchwil, Canolfan Cadwraeth Tecstilau a Hanes Celf Dechnegol, Prifysgol Glasgow

Effaith y rhaglen gadwraeth ar brosiect ‘Situating Pacific Barkcloth Production in Time and Place’ ym Mhrifysgol Glasgow

 

11.15   Rosie-Fay Hart Fletcher, Gwarchodwr Papur

Gwell Mynediad, Heriau Pellach – Gwarchod Mapiau Rhydd Cynnar a Chasglu Siartiau’r Amgueddfa Forol Genedlaethol 

 

11.45   Sarah Paul ACR, Ymgynghorydd Casgliadau, MALD

Gwella mynediad a chodi proffiliau: effaith 37 o brosiectau cadwraeth

 

12.15   Terry Davies, Swyddog Cadwraeth, LlGC

Prosiect Cynefin: 1,091 o fapiau’r degwm wedi’u gwarchod a’u digido

 

12.45   Cinio (wedi’i ddarparu)

Teithiau stiwdio (lleoedd cyfyngedig, cadwch le)

 

2.15     Julian Carter, Prif Warchodwr, Gwyddorau Naturiol, Amgueddfa Genedlaethol Cymru

Tu hwnt i’r Amgueddfa – Cadwraeth yn cefnogi’r defnydd o gasgliadau’r gwyddorau naturiol mewn lleoedd annisgwyl 

 

2.45     Pete David ACR, Gwarchodwr Cerameg Annibynnol

Symud a phacio casgliadau OGGV: effaith asesiadau cadwraeth i leihau risg

 

3.15     William Tregaskes, Archeolegydd Llawrydd

Cadwraeth ar gyfer y cyhoedd: Beth yw effaith gwarchodwyr yn cynnal gwaith cadwraeth ataliol o flaen y cyhoedd?

 

3.45     Diwedd

            Teithiau stiwdio (lleoedd cyfyngedig, cadwch le)

The Impact of Conservation - Talk Programme

Conservation Matters in Wales: The Impact of Conservation
Glynn Vivian Art Gallery, Swansea SA1 5DZ
Thursday 8th June 2017 10.30am – 3.30pm

This event will be FREE - supported by National Conservation Service Wales

Advance booking required. Please click on this link: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/date/366192

The event will explore the impacts and effects of conservation on collections, visitors, education programmes, outreach, exhibitions, partnership working and more
 

Programme 

(Welsh version in translation and to follow soon)

10.15: Arrive and coffee

10.40: Welcome and Introduction 

10.45: Misa Tamura, Research Conservator, Centre for Textile Conservation and Technical Art History, University of Glasgow.
The Impact of the conservation programme for the Situating Pacific Barkcloth Production in Time and Place project at the University of Glasgow

11.15: Rosie-Fay Hart Fletcher, Paper Conservator.
Greater Access, Further Challenges – Conserving the National Maritime Museum’s Early Loose Map and Chart Collection

11.45: Sarah Paul ACR, Collections Adviser, MALD.
Increasing access and raising profiles: the impact of 37 conservation projects

12.15 :Terry Davies, Conservation Officer, NLW.
The Cynefin Project: 1,091 tithe maps conserved and digitised

12.45: Lunch (provided)

Studio tours (limited places, please book)

2.15: Julian Carter, Principal Conservator Natural Sciences, Amgueddfa Cymru - National Museum Wales.
Beyond the Museum – Conservation supporting the use of natural science collections in unexpected places

2.45: Pete David ACR, Independent Ceramics Conservator.
Moving and packing the GVAG collections: the impact of Conservation Assessments to minimise risk

3.15: William Tregaskes, Freelance Archaeologist.
Conservation for the public: What is the impact on conservators carrying out preventive conservation in front of the public? 

3.45 End

Studio tours (limited places, please book)