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Our Work
Work With Yale’s Collections
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Tarocchi Teamwork: An International, Multi-institutional Collaborative Research Project
Discover the collaborative research project that compared the three earliest and most complete surviving decks of illuminated Italian tarocchi cards.
In the Lab
Watch as Yale’s beloved original mascot Handsome Dan is scanned with a portable x-ray fluorescence spectrometer (pXRF) to determine the presence of metals, which may be toxic to humans.
This project was conducted in partnership by IPCH and the Yale Peabody Musuem.
Work in the Community
The View from Here: Accessing Art Through Photography
A photography program organized by the Lens Media Lab in conjunction with the Yale Center for British Art & the Yale Schwarzman Center.
This program is for high school and first-year college students from the greater New Haven area. It aims to expose students to the history, materials, and practice of photography.
In weekly classes, students learn essential principles of taking and composing their own photographs using a smartphone or personal digital device. They work directly with curators, museum staff, Yale faculty, and photographers.
The program culminates in an exhibition of students’ work. Visit the 2025 student exhibition on view at the Yale Schwarzman Center in April 2025.
Work Around the Globe
Yale collaborates with the University of Pretoria
Conservation scientists from the Heritage Science Lab traveled to South Africa in October 2024 for an intensive two-week analysis of Harlequins Homage to Guernica, a significant artwork exhibited in the Javett Art Centre.
Yale’s long-term partnership with the University of Pretoria has integrated advanced scientific techniques abroad by teaching humanities-based approaches to address the complex challenges of preserving cultural heritage in diverse climates and contexts.
Read more in Yale in the World
Supporting and Connecting Global Leaders
Watch a video overview of the Yale Directors Forum first global symposium held from February 6-9, 2024 in South Africa.
The event gathered over 35 participants including Yale faculty and staff, Yale Directors Forum fellows, and cultural heritage experts from around the world.
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