Subject: Positions at Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Associate Paintings Conservator and Assistant Paintings Conservator Conservation and Collections Management Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Associate Paintings Conservator Conservation and Collections Management Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Working under the direction of the head paintings conservator, the associate conservator will be responsible for the treatment of a wide range of paintings from the Museum's comprehensive collections of American and European art in preparation for the new American wing and renovated European galleries due to open in 2010. The associate conservator will be asked to assume some administrative responsibilities and to assist in training and supervision of junior staff. Initially the successful candidate will be asked to play a central role in the conservation of a large American painting from the early 19th century. Other duties may include working on exhibitions and loans, travel, research, giving lectures and talks. Along with excellent conservation skills, strong communication skills (both written and verbal) and a proven ability to work collaboratively are essential. Candidates must have a graduate degree in paintings conservation and at least 5 years of additional professional experience. This is a four-year term position, which will be renewed annually. Assistant Paintings Conservator Conservation and Collections Management Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Working under the direction of the head paintings conservator and/or other senior conservation staff, the assistant conservator will undertake the treatment of a wide range of paintings from the Museum's comprehensive collections of American and European art in preparation for the new American wing and renovated European galleries due to open in 2010. Other duties may include assisting with technical examination of works, helping with exhibitions and loans and courier trips. The assistant conservator may be asked to contribute to research projects, lectures and articles. Strong hand skills and excellent written and communication skills are essential. Candidates must have a graduate degree in paintings conservation and at least one year of additional professional experience. This is a two-year term position, which will be renewed annually. To apply, please mail a cover letter and resume to: Human Resources Department Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Avenue of the Arts 465 Huntington Avenue Boston, MA 02115 Fax: 617-247-2312 Please note: only those candidates chosen for interviews will be contacted. Rhona MacBeth Head of Paintings Conservation MFA Boston *** Conservation DistList Instance 19:58 Distributed: Thursday, June 1, 2006 Message Id: cdl-19-58-010 ***Received on Sunday, 28 May, 2006