For people who live out in the sticks where residential DSL isn't available, they see V.92 as next-best thing,

The first load, 50 pieces were soaking wet, ... We unframed everything, got them stable, lying flat to aerate and dry, and documented each piece with photography. We were able to save a good percentage.

Art is a narrative and tells a lot of personal stories. If we don't try to save the history of our culture, of our communities, we lose that forever.

Everyone here has incredible patience.

Something that is so damaged it's white and oxidized and appears to be a total loss — that can be repaired in many cases, ... quite exciting and positive.

Conservation is a meeting of art and science.