Southwest Museum’s conservation project draws closer to completion.
Cecilia Bordarampe, collections manager, shows baskets in a storage area; the baskets will be put in a large freezer to kill any insect infestations before they are repaired. (Anne Cusack / Los Angeles times)
Cecilia Bordarampe walks in a huge storage room that contains items that have already been restored and carefully boxed. (Anne Cusack / Los Angeles times)
A variety of items will be carefully packed in storage boxes. (Anne Cusack / Los Angeles times)
Advertisement
Ozga Ustun, an assistant conservator, looks up information on a pot. (Anne Cusack / Los Angeles times)
Sophie Hunter pieces a Hopi bowl back together. (Anne Cusack / Los Angeles times)
Ozga Ustun removes excess acrylic resin after repairing a crack in a Pueblo pot. (Anne Cusack / Los Angeles times)
Ozga Ustun removes excess acrylic resin after repairing in a Pueblo pot. (Anne Cusack / Los Angeles times)
Advertisement
Exterior of the Southwest Museum. (Anne Cusack / Los Angeles times)