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Artifacts on display

To promote Scripps College’s new undergraduate “art conservation” major, the Clark Humanities Museum on the Scripps campus is exhibiting the show “A New Major and the Future of the Past.” Among the artifacts on display are these ceramic pieces, examples of a technique of repair called “fills.” The exhibition, curated by Wilson Conservation interns Robin Dubin and Wendy Lindsey, together with Professors Eric Doehne and Mary MacNaughton, will remain on display until Nov. 4. / photo by Brittney Slater-Shew
To promote Scripps College’s new undergraduate “art conservation” major, the Clark Humanities Museum on the Scripps campus is exhibiting the show “A New Major and the Future of the Past.” Among the artifacts on display are these ceramic pieces, examples of a technique of repair called “fills.” The exhibition, curated by Wilson Conservation interns Robin Dubin and Wendy Lindsey, together with Professors Eric Doehne and Mary MacNaughton, will remain on display until Nov. 4. / photo by Brittney Slater-Shew
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