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SUMMARY:Virtual Pizza Talk: Human remains in Tibetan material religion: Conservation as research methodology
DESCRIPTION:Ayesha FuentesStride Lecturer in Arts ConservationNorthumbria UniversityRegister hereAyesha Fuentes will discuss Tibetan and Himalayan religious use of ritual objects made with human skulls and femurs. Fuentes incorporates conservation methods\, documentation\, and interpretation of the material knowledge and techniques used to select\, prepare\, activate\, maintain and exchange these objects. This project combines the technical examination of objects in museum collections with interviews and observations made across the Himalayan region and investigations of historical sources and cultural narratives. Her research highlights the longevity\, function and value of these ritual instruments within diverse communities.Ayesha Fuentes\, Stride Lecturer in Arts Conservation at Northumbria University\, is an objects conservator and technical art historian specializing in Asian material heritage. She is a graduate of the UCLA/Getty MA program in Conservation of Ethnographic Materials (2014) and a former employee at the Fowler Museum at UCLA. She recently submitted her doctoral dissertation on the use of human remains in Tibetan ritual objects at School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS)\, University of London\, where she was a Neil Kreitman and Overseas Research Scholar.
URL:https://ioa.pre2.ss.ucla.edu/event/virtual-pizza-talk-human-remains-in-tibetan-material-religion-conservation-as-research-methodology/
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