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Paintings Conservation Internship (Graduate Level 3rd / 4th Year)
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- The intern will have the opportunity to work closely and collaboratively with conservators in other specialties, collections care specialists, curators, mount makers, registrars, and exhibition designers, to gain well-rounded professional experience in the diverse responsibilities necessary for a paintings conservator working within a museum setting.
- Due to the diverse, encyclopedic collection at the CMA, the intern will work on a variety of painting conservation treatment and research projects providing opportunities to address complex cleaning, structural, and aesthetic condition issues.
- Projects may include paintings from the CMAs permanent collections of Medieval, European (1500-1800), Modern European, American and Contemporary Art. The graduate internship is also designed to provide the intern with hands-on experience.
- This may include further technical investigation of paintings through scientific analyses including X-Ray fluorescence spectroscopy (XRF), Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), cross-section analysis, and additional analyses performed through a collaborative partnership with Case Western Reserve University.
- A major renovation and expansion project completed in 2014 has transformed the museum into a significant international forum for exhibitions, scholarship, performing arts and art education.
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