Fellowship at Carnegie Museum of Art

Paintings fellowship
Carnegie Museum of Art

The Carnegie Museum of Art is offering a one-year post-graduate
paintings conservation  fellowship, funded by the NEA. Start date is
fall 2002. The successful applicant will assist with the
examination, treatment and documentation of paintings wanted for
exhibit and loan.

At the same time, to better serve the needs of the public and the
long-term preservation of the collection, the Museum is embarking
upon major renovation and expansion projects, and a new collections
management system. The conservation Fellow will be part of these
dynamic projects.

The fellowship is $27,000 including a travel stipend, with
possibility of renewal for a second year (pending funding).  As with
all grants and stipends in the United States, funds and benefits may
be taxable.

Graduates from recognized training programs or candidates with
equivalent training would be considered. Applicants should have no
more than five years of work experience.

Please send resume, letter of interest and the names and addresses
of three professional references to:

    Diane Schwabe
    Conservation Department Assistant
    Carnegie Museum of Art
    4400 Forbes Ave.
    Pittsburgh, PA 15213-4080
    schwabed [at] carnegiemuseums__org

Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh does not discriminate on the basis of
race, color, religion, creed, age, sex, sexual orientation, national
origin, ancestry or non-job related disability as those terms are
defined under applicable law.  This policy of nondiscrimination
applies in connection with, admission to, and participation in all
programs and activities sponsored by Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh
and to all employment practices of Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh.


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