ArtCitiesBordeaux-NewYorkUniversity.doc

Materials of Art and Archaeology Bibliography Part VI. Museology Norbert S. Baer Conservation Center Institute of Fine Arts New York University May 2003 Materials of Art and Archaeology Bibliography Introduction Part I. Inorganic Materials (1997). Part II. Metals (1999). Part III. Organic Materials (2000). Part IV. Instrumental Methods (2000). Part V. Environment (1999). Part VI. Museology (2003). Part VII. Dating and Provenance (1999). Part VIII Library and Archive Materials (1999). Part IX Stone (1999). Part X. Dyes and Pigments (2003). Cumulative Index May be obtained from: Conservation Center Institute of Fine Arts Inorganic New York University 14 East 78th Street New York, New York 10021 May 2003 PART VI: MUSEOLOGY CONTENTS  Art Cities: Bordeaux 1 Art Cities: Venice 1 Collections Management 3 Cultural Tourism 4 Disaster Preparedness: Case Studies: Florence Flood 4 Disaster Preparedness: Case Studies: Hurricane Hugo 6 Disaster Preparedness: Case Studies: La Fenice Fire 7 Disaster Preparedness: Case Studies: Windsor Castle Fire 7 Disaster Preparedness: Earthquakes 7 Disaster Preparedness: Fire 7 Disaster Preparedness: Floods and Hurricanes 8 Disaster Preparedness: General 8 Disaster Preparedness: War 9 Disaster Preparedness: War: Iraq 10 Exhibition Design and Traveling Exhibitions 10 Exhibition Design and Traveling Exhibitions: Guidelines 13 Exhibition Policy: Ethnographic Collections 14 Exhibition Policy: WWII 14 Expert Systems 15 Industrial Archaeology 15 In-Situ Conservation: Archaeological Sites 15 In-Situ Conservation: Architectural Monuments 16 In-Situ Conservation: Architectural Monuments: Fa?adism 16 In-Situ Conservation: Underwater Sites 16 Legal Issues: Art Theft and Restitution 18 Legal Issues: Art Theft and Restitution: Lydian Hoard 19 Le