Museum Collections, Climatic Conditions and Monitoring in-Situ Physical Changes

Knowing and conserving paintings: Thawan Duchanee

Nicole Tse, Kamonwan Pacapol, Ochana Poonthongdeewatthana

2025-02-18

Research workshop on the materiality, analysis and practice-based evidence

Museum climate requirements raise issues of fairness and access in Southeast Asia

Nicole Tse

2025-01-01

Cultural collections transit the world for exhibition, crossing geographic borders and environments between cooler climatic zones ..

Strategies and climate hopes for collection care and environments at the National Museum of the Philippines

M Calanno, Nicole Tse

2025-01-01

Tropical climates pose higher risks to museum collections and people, if not understood and managed. The higher temperatures and h..

The potential role of citizen conservation in re-shaping approaches to murals in an urban context

C Kyi, N Tse, S Khazam

2016-06-01

Public visual spaces, populated by a blend of community murals, unauthorised street art, and historic painted mercantile signs, ar..

In-situ, non-invasive investigation of an outdoor wooden sculpture

G Brodie, E Harris, P Farrell, NA TSE, A Roberts, J KVANSAKUL

2014-09-14

This paper reports on the development of a radio- frequency sensor unit for the non-invasive monitoring of Bruce Armstrong’s outdo..

Film formation of artists' acrylic paints in tropical climates using dynamic speckle interferometry

NA Tse, E MILES, A Roberts

2013-01-01

Understanding the production of twentieth-century paintings in tropical climates is critical for the preservation of twentieth-cen..