East Asian Art Storage Project This multi-phase effort provided a safe and effective storage area with new conservation grade storage units and the rehousing of some 4,000 objects.	Ormerod Bedcover One of the Museum's most significant printed textiles, a bedcover printed by George Ormerod, was extremely fragile and arrived at the Museum with numerous losses.
Rodin’s The Thinker After being displayed outdoors in an urban-industrial environment for over 60 years, Philadelphia’s version of Rodin’s The Thinker showed the effects of "acid rain" and particulate deposition common in such atmospheres.	Luca Signorelli's Head of a Boy Long thought to be a fragment cut from a larger work, examination has shown that this painting was in fact originally made on a small, hastily prepared scrap of wood.
Conserving a Tibetan Altar The goals of this project were to reveal the brilliant colors and artistry beneath the accumulated soot of a Tibetan altar, as well as reconstruct the altar, create a structural support, and explore both the altar's age and the artisans’ materials and techniques.