Category: Training – Institutions

Are you interested in expanding your knowledge and practical skills in art examination? We are excited to offer you the opportunity to host a comprehensive training program delivered by our team.
CHSOS has been at the forefront of art examination, serving a diverse community of institutions worldwide. With our extensive experience and cutting-edge methodologies, we are dedicated to empowering professionals like you with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in the field of art examination.
Our training program covers a wide range of practical methods for art examination, including:
Scientific analysis techniques, Materials identification, and Imaging technologies.
We are flexible in tailoring the training program to suit the specific needs and preferences of your institution. Whether you are looking to train a small team or host a larger event, we are committed to delivering a valuable and enriching experience for all participants.
Don’t miss this opportunity to take your institution’s art examination practices to the next level. Contact us today to discuss hosting a training program at your location.
You can also request an online training program.
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Training programs Scientific and Technical Art examination CHSOS

Training for Korea National University of Cultural Heritage, Sept 2018

We just delivered a full one-day training at the CHSOS Studio, Sept 14th focused on Technical Photography for 2 participants from Korea National University of Cultural Heritage (KNUCH). Hanhyoung Lee and Chamhee Jung from KNUCH work at the Conservation Science Department and reserved a full day with CHSOS  to discuss Technical Photography for their workflow.

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wall paintings Technical Examination Technical Photography Spectroscopy

Training in Sweden, Feb 2018. Wall paintings

Thanks to the kind collaboration with Misa Asp Conservation Studio in Stockholm, we delivered our 3-days Training program in Sweden, this February 12-14 2018. We focused on the 2 most effective methods specifically for wall paintings. We had the opportunity to practice on the case study of the medieval Jumkil church and we could collect

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