Join us for inspiring talks, our AGM, and the launch of the Nigel Williams Prize!
Our annual conference and AGM will be held on Friday 25th September at The October Gallery in London.Join us as emerging and established professionals share the innovative projects, fresh perspectives, and exciting conservation developments from the past year, offering insight into the latest advances and future direction of the field. The conference will be in the Theatre Room, please note this room is located on the second floor and is accessible only by one flight of stairs. Lunch and refreshments throughout the day will be provided. Talks:Nicole Arends - Cleaning around Conservation: considering previous binds when treating a Chamberlain Worcester Ice Pail Ruthie Rolfsmeyer - A layered story: the technical investigation and treatment of a 18th century painted Italian terracotta Kirsten Amundsen - Conserving Vitrolite tiles Monica Yen and Natasha Lawson - The Tangara boy and his mask: a collaborative project between conservation and collections management to reunite the detached and displaced fragments Ros Hodges - Potters fingerprints and much more inside Una and the Lion, a large early Chelsea figure with a romantic story Lucie Howitt - Work on a Roman mosaic Amanda Sutherland - The conservation of a de Havilland Mosquito fighter aircraft windscreen from WWII Rachel Sharples and Bussy Wells - Caring for a ceramics collection that's still in use.
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Ros is a ceramics conservator with over 30 years' experience in the independent sector. Based in East Sussex, she conserves ceramics and glass, lectures widely, and is an accredited Icon conservator.
Lucie is a recent West Dean College graduate in ceramics conservation. They have interned in private and museum settings, including the American School of Classical Studies in Athens.
Natasha Lawson is a Senior Collections Assistant at the Fitzwilliam Museum. She holds a BA (Hons) in Ancient History and Archaeology from the University of Manchester and an MA in Museum and Artefact Studies from Durham University.
Ruthie Rolfsmeyer is an Andrew W. Mellon Fellow in Objects Conservation at the Art Institute of Chicago, supporting the Modern & Contemporary, European Applied Arts, and Arts of Asia curatorial departments.
Rachel is the Collections Manager for the Royal Collection Trust at Windsor Castle. She trained in conservation at the University of Lincoln and has worked across major UK museums and heritage organisations.
Amanda is a freelance conservator and heritage consultant with over 30 years' experience, specialising in industrial heritage, historic buildings, large objects, collections care, and conservation.
Bussy currently works as Pantries Inventory Manager for the Royal Household. Trained in ceramics conservation at West Dean, she previously worked in collections care and as a freelance ceramics conservator.
Monica is completing an MSc in Conservation for Archaeology and Museums at UCL. She gained object and preventive conservation experience at St Paul's Cathedral and the Fitzwilliam Museum.