Innovative Approaches to the Complex Care of Contemporary Art
The authors of Innovative Approaches to the Complex Care of Modern and Contemporary Art relate complex conservation practices to an awareness of the need for a multidimensional approach to the care of modern and contemporary art. Maintaining a dialogue with history, they boldly confront the typical patterns and accepted evolution of the theory of conservation by looking at the wider perspective including the most recent history of any work of art documentation, interviews with artists, records of image, the sound of performance, consent to e-installation, emulation etc. and bearing in mind as the first principle primum non nocere and various legal issues.
This study examined the influence of contextual factors upon the diffusion of cost and management accounting techniques and procedures. The research involved surveys and interviews with CIMA members in the UK, Australia and New Zealand.