Subject: Position at National Gallery of Victoria
Conservator, Textiles National Gallery of Victoria 5 month fixed term appointment Salary: $38,388 + 9% employer superannuation contribution Position to commence: January 2005. This is a rare opportunity to join the Conservation Department of the National Gallery of Victoria in a period of exciting change. We are Australia's oldest and pre-eminent public art gallery and possess what is generally acknowledged as the most outstanding collection of fine art in the region and one that ranks with major collections throughout the world. The NGV is seeking a qualified conservator to join the Textile Conservation section of the NGV Conservation Department, which employs over 20 conservators and support staff. The position will focus on the preparation of Australian and International fashion and textile works for display in the two NGV Fashion and Textile galleries. The successful candidate will possess tertiary qualifications in the conservation of cultural materials specializing in textiles, or a related field, or have equivalent professional training. They will have demonstrated practical experience in the conservation of costume and textiles, and have knowledge of preventive conservation measures for these items. They will have the ability to work as part of a team, and possess well-developed interpersonal and communication skills. To obtain a copy of the role statement contact Human Resources on +61 3 8620 2384 or visit <URL:<http://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/jobs/>>. For further details contact Bronwyn Cosgrove Senior Conservator - Textiles +61 3 8620 2106 Bronwyn.Cosgrove [at] ngv__vic__gov__au Written applications (to be formatted as per NGV requirements) are to be forwarded to the Manager, Human Resources National Gallery of Victoria PO Box 7259 Melbourne 8004 Australia Fax: +61 3 8620 2511 hr [at] ngv__vic__gov__au by close of business on 12th November, 2004 *** Conservation DistList Instance 18:18 Distributed: Thursday, October 14, 2004 Message Id: cdl-18-18-019 ***Received on Thursday, 14 October, 2004