About Karen Waldemar

Karen Waldemar first joined Gallery Systems in 1999 and held multiple roles over the years. Her experience includes museum-specific projects as well as participation in the development and planning of Gallery Systems products, including TMS and TMS Collections. She worked with museums around the world, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York), Tate (London), and d:kult (Düsseldorf).

Conservation News: Conservators Uncover Hidden Treasures

Incredible Discoveries by the Barnes Foundation and the Baltimore Museum of Art
Not only do conservators play a critical role in preserving art and artifacts, sometimes they discover them too. This week in Conservation News we highlight two stories where conservation treatments led to hidden treasures [...]

Conservation News: Conservators Uncover Hidden Treasures

A Brief History of Conservation Studio

Developing Our Conservation Documentation Software
Conservation management features have been part of The Museum System (TMS) from its beginning. When Jay Hoffman, CEO of Gallery Systems, was developing the first Windows version of TMS for the Metropolitan Museum of Art in the 1990s, the museum’s need for software to track the condition, rehousing, and location of the textiles being moved [...]

A Brief History of Conservation Studio
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