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Rachel Dessaints

Restauratrice de textiles, accréditée en 2015. Diplômée du programme de Conservation et Gestion des Collections (récipient d'un prix et honneur), Fleming College (2007); stage au Musée de la Chaussure Bata (2006). BAC (multidisciplinaire), Université Laval (2013). Travail pour une agence gouvernementale (ateliers archéo-éthno et textiles) à Québec. Expérience en traitement des textiles incluants matériaux associés (ex.: perlage, plumes, papier, etc.), ainsi que du cuir et des objets composites. Offre services d'expertise et conservation/restauration aux institutions muséales et religieuses, ainsi qu'aux clients privés. Actuellement en pratique privée à Québec. Services fournis en français et en anglais. Contrats privés acceptés.

Accredited in 2015, conservator, specialization in textiles. Collections Conservation and Management program graduate (honours and award recipient), Fleming College (2007); internship at the Bata Shoe Museum (2006). B.A. (multidisciplinary), Laval University (2013). Works for a government agency (archaeo-ethno and textile labs) in Québec. Experienced in treatment of textiles including associated materials (e.g., beadwork, feathers, paper, etc.), as well as leather and composite material objects. Expertise and conservation/restoration services provided to museums, institutions, and private clients. Currently in private practice in Québec City. Services provided in English and French. Private commissions accepted.

Buckland, QC
Canada
418-261-7547
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Asian scrolls, Map, Thangkas, Painted Textiles, Textiles, Clothing, Banner, Flag, Tapestry, Quilt, Carpet, Christening gown, Costume, Crochet, Dress, Embroidery, Fabric, Fibre/Fiber, Knitting, Kuba Cloth, Lace, Needlework, Rug, Sampler, Uniform, Wall Hanging, Wedding dress, Macrame, Molas, Preventive Conservation, Natural History, Wet Collections, Paleontology, Metal, Jewellery/Jewelry, Wood, Furniture, Upholstery, Objects/Artifacts, Archaeological objects, Leather, Medals, Paper currency, Indigenous Material, Ethnographic Objects, Hide, Feather, Rawhide, Semi-tanned Hide, Smoke Tanned Hide, Brain Tanned Hide, Bone, Horn, Beads/Beadwork, Quillwork, Basketry, Kayak, Canoe, Moccasins, Mukluks, Parka, Powder Horn, Metis Sash, Headdress, Antler, Deer Hide, Moose Hide, Sealskin