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DESCRIPTION:Pamela H. Smith is the Seth Low Professor of History\, Columbia
  University\, and Director of The Making and Knowing Project. Dr. Smith sp
 ecializes in early modern European history and the history of science. Her
  current research focuses on attitudes to nature in early modern Europe an
 d the Scientific Revolution\, with particular attention to craft knowledge
  and historical techniques. She is founding director of the Center for Sci
 ence and Society at Columbia University.Andrew Lacey is a Sculptor and Ind
 ependent Scholar who specializes in the research of renaissance bronzes. H
 is particular approach to making sculpture and exploring the nature of mat
 erials is influenced by historic and archeological study. Pamela H. Smith 
 and Andrew Lacey will be coming to speak at Conservation Conversations on 
 Tuesday\, March 3\, 2015.  Their talk is entitled “Knowledge in the Making
 : Reconstructing Historical Materials and Techniques.”At the BGC\, Pamela 
 Smith and Andrew Lacey will talk about their work to reconstruct early mod
 ern European mold making and metal casting techniques\, as well as their c
 ollaboration to reproduce technical processes from a sixteenth-century com
 pilation of technical recipes.  They will discuss how such reconstructions
  can be integrated into research and teaching.Light refreshments will be s
 erved at 5:45 pm. The presentations will begin at 6:00 pm.RSVP is required
 . Please click on the registration link at the bottom of this page or cont
 act academicevents@bgc.bard.edu.PLEASE NOTE that our Lecture Hall can only
  accommodate a limited number of people\, so please come early if you woul
 d like to have a seat in the main room. Registrants who arrive late may be
  seated in an overflow viewing area.
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SUMMARY:Bard Graduate Center: Conservation Conversation
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