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Fellowships at LACMA

From: Catherine McLean <cmclean>
Date: Tuesday, April 18, 2000
Conservation Fellowships
At the Conservation Center,
Los Angeles County Museum of Art
2000-2001

The Conservation Center of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art is
inviting applications for Andrew W. Mellon Fellowships.  The areas
of specialization are Textiles, Objects and Research.  Each
fellowship, a full time position for one year, includes a stipend of
$22,500 plus benefits.  A $2,500 travel allowance for study/research
will be allocated at the discretion of the department head.

Available Immediately: The Conservation Center is currently seeking
a fellow to work in our new Laser Conservation Research section.
This position is designed to interact with three sections of
Conservation, specifically Laser Conservation, Objects and
Conservation Research.  Under supervision, the fellow will prepare
scientific samples for surface studies after laser ablation, aid in
developing laser cleaning protocols, comparative cleaning
treatments, aging studies and documentation.

Ongoing Applications for Fall 2000 Fellowships: Fellowship positions
for Textile and Objects Conservation will be available as of
September 1, 2000 or upon consultation with the Head of
Conservation. These fellowships will be devoted to the study,
examination and treatment of works of art in the extensive
collections at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.  Successful
candidates will gain considerable experience working on significant
art objects in a well-equipped, production-oriented conservation
laboratory.  Conservation involvement in rotating exhibitions,
special exhibitions and loans will provide additional training
opportunities. Research projects are encouraged.  Participation in
informal lectures, symposia, workshops, etc., will contribute to the
fellowship program as well as the opportunity to visit and
collaborate with nearby cultural institutions.

Eligibility: Candidates will be considered who have graduated from a
recognized conservation training program, with the appropriate
specializations, or who have similar training or experience.

Application Procedure: Interested candidates must submit the
following material:

    1.  A curriculum vitae including basic biographical information,
        current and permanent addresses and telephone numbers,
        education, experience and interests.

    2.  Names, addresses and telephone numbers of three references.

    3.  A short statement of the candidate's interest and intent in
        applying for the fellowship.

The above material should be sent to:

    Mr. Adam Kaplan, Human Resources Department
    Los Angeles County Museum of Art
    5905 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA  90036

Catherine C. McLean
Textile Conservator
Conservation Center
Los Angeles County Museum of Art


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