Photography from the beginning of the Meiji era (1868-1912) captures a moment in Japanese history when influences and technologies were beginning to interact with …
QAGOMA conservators collaborated with specialist East Asian Art Conservator Jennifer Loubser to assess the conservation repairs necessary to stabilise an unusual 8-panel Japanese folding …
Emily Wakeling continues her conversation with Kim Barrett, Conservator, Works on Paper with a focus on displaying and caring for Japanese Scrolls. The exhibition ‘A …
The wide planes of folding screens (byōbu) — a painting format at its peak during the Edo period (1603–1868) — allowed artists to create ambitious landscapes …
The Curatorial team for Asian art worked closely with Conservation staff to discuss some of the work completed in caring for new acquisitions; and to …
