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 "Asiatic Traditional Painting, Its History and Conservation" The 4th Heritage Conference National Maritime Museum Greenwich, UK 18-19 October 2013  Day 1  Friday 18th Oct 201314.50pm-15.25pmTalk 6New thoughts about Korean traditional paintings lining methods韓國水墨畫的裝裱Mee Jung Kim, British Museum金美静，大英博物館15.30pm-16.10pmTalk 7Amitabha Belief and Paintings in EastAsia阿弥陀佛的信念与东亚绘画Young Sook Pak朴英淑, 倫敦大學亞非學院 The 4th Heritage Conference has an internationally renowned line up of speakers and a programme of never–before-seen conservation demonstrations that focuses on Asiatic pictorial art and the conservation of Chinese painting and calligraphy. Asiatic pictorial art, especially Chinese painting and calligraphy, has long been an important component of collections yet this heritage is heavily reliant upon conservation and the consequent understanding of historical research, materials, painting techniques and repairing methods.Speakers from China, Taiwan, Japan and Korea will discuss paintings and the communication between these countries over the centuries. They will explore the influence of different traditions on each another and how local styles of decoration and conservation techniques evolved.Over two days, experts from China, Taiwan, Japan, Korea, and Europe will present talks and a programme of three technical demonstrations making this conference a once only opportunity for those in or training for the conservation, curatorial and museum management sectors.Join us and your colleagues at the National Maritime Museum for this unique conference and take your part in addressing important conservation and historical topics in a friendly and stimulating environment.Information: chinculture.connect@gmail.com, velson.horie@manchester.ac.uk or telephone: +44(0)79 2199 59 Pour en savoir plus sur "Asiatic Traditional Painting, Its History and Conservation". &#160; 