81K views · 982 reactions | A little UV light, a lot of Oz magic! Objects Conservator Sophie reveals the ruby slippers from ‘The Wizard of Oz’ (1939) as you’ve never seen them, bringing hidden details and remarkable craftsmanship to light. Don’t miss them on display starting December 20th! | Academy Museum of Motion Pictures | Facebook

Have you ever wondered... How do we care for our 70,000 artworks? What is an art conservator? How is conservation different from restoration? What's a typical day like for our conservators? What's the most unusual thing our conservators have worked on? Well today is Ask a Conservator Day and our amazing conservation team is ready to answer your questions and take you behind-the-scenes into their world! Have a burning question about paintings, textiles, traditional objects, work on paper, photogr

1.5K views · 38 reactions | 3Dpresso generates 3D models from 60-second videos of real objects. The online service, which is free to use in beta, blends photogrammetry and AI techniques to generate textured models of props and furniture suitable for use in games and augmented reality projects: https://www.cgchannel.com/2023/04/3dpresso-generates-3d-models-from-videos-of-real-objects/ | CGchannel | Facebook

Knitting techniques have barely changed over the centuries, making it much harder to identify knitted objects found in the river. This particular cap has been on quite the journey at London Museum. Initially thought to be a Tudor cap, conservation work revealed something that turned our heads in another direction... What do you think the story is behind this knitted cap? Thank you to Curator Lucie Whitmore and Conservator Luisa Duarte for their hard work and research on this intriguing item, and