Subject: Position at Tate
Sculpture Conservator Tate Fixed Term contract for 6 months with possible 3 month extension Location: Millbank, London Salary: UKP24,375 per annum Closing date: 27 October 2008 Tate is committed to promoting public appreciation, awareness and enjoyment of art. As well as paintings and works on paper, our collections include British sculpture from the 19th century to the present day, alongside an inspiring range of contemporary work from around the world. Based within the conservation department at Millbank, London, you'll work on preparation of sculptures for the ARTIST ROOMS displays. You will be involved with the preservation, maintenance and restoration of sculptures. It's a challenging, absorbing role, which will see you working on the care, transportation and installation of sculptures. General conservation will, of course, form a major element of your role, and we'll also expect you to keep up to date with the latest conservation techniques. Professionally qualified with significant conservation skills, you'll have proven post-training practical experience in the conservation of modern and contemporary sculpture. You'll have comprehensive knowledge of environmental monitoring and art transportation. You work well independently, though you'll demonstrate proven organisational, IT and planning skills which will enable you to operate with efficiency in a multi-team environment. We'll also look for an analytical and accurate deadline-focused approach, which will ensure the timely, safe display of our collection. Familiarity with modern art and experience in a museum or gallery, would be an advantage. Contact Details/How to apply: For further information and to download an application pack, please visit <URL:http://www.tate.org.uk> If you're unable to access our website please email jobs<-a t->tate< . >org< . >uk quoting ref: 8126. Our jobs are like our galleries, open to all. *** Conservation DistList Instance 22:22 Distributed: Monday, October 13, 2008 Message Id: cdl-22-22-011 ***Received on Monday, 13 October, 2008