Thangkas, Terabytes, and Tradition
Ann Shaftel
3 January 2022
Sustainable techniques in thangka conservation and documentation
Ann Shaftel
Ann Shaftel ([email protected]) is fellow of the International Institute for Conservation, American Institute for Conservation, and a member of Canadian Association of Professional Conservators, ICOM and ICOMOS. Since 1970, Ann has worked in conservation of Buddhist art with monasteries, dharma centers, museums, universities and communities. Her work is referenced by international scholars, and advised and blessed by Buddhist teachers.
Ann Shaftel ([email protected]) is fellow of the International Institute for Conservation, American Institute for Conservation, and a member of Canadian Association of Professional Conservators, ICOM and ICOMOS. Since 1970, Ann has worked in conservation of Buddhist art with monasteries, dharma centers, museums, universities and communities. Her work is referenced by international scholars, and advised and blessed by Buddhist teachers.