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Hello Lightning Tamers!
This is episode number 56 and in today’s podcast, recorded August 13th, 2023, I’ll be joined by Suzanne Hargrove former Head of Conservation at the Toledo Museum of Art in a Conversation on Conservation.
We met in February 2022 at during my GAPP (Glass Artist Pavilion Project) Residency, and she had graciously set up the Paul Seide Radio Light from the Museum’s collection. I have a wide interest in glass and gas-illuminated artwork, so I wanted to discuss Paule Seide’s Radio Lights in this podcast as well. But I believe it’s equally as important to address a variety of questions to give us an overview of art conservation and its relation to the artwork and the artist.
Welcome to the Podcast, Suzanne Hargrove!
SHOW NOTES
- Music credits to the following artists in order of appearance:
- Preview – Retro by ONE
- The opening theme -Taming Lightning by Trav B. Ryan
- Sponsor – Good2Go by ONE
- Credits – Walking by Ras-Hop
I hope you enjoyed the podcast. Thank you Suzanne for your knowledge, and experience in art conservation! I hope you have a great retirement. I’m excited to see how this conversation can help influence change in the artistic practice of not only plasma but all artistic mediums.
I’d like to thank Pittsburgh Glass Center for supporting me as a place of research and inspiration. Toledo Museum of Art and Glass Pavillion for your continued support and engagement.The Plasma Art Alliance where I have access to the well of knowledge and connects me to some amazing and supportive people. And my partnership with Global Rare Gases, under the mentorship of Jim Avolt, and support by Joey Bussdieker.(bus-dee-ker)
Feel free to share, comment, and subscribe. and I’ll See you next year!
