Alex Caillon
Born in the city of William the Conqueror and raised in France, Alexandra studied in Cardiff and London. Graduating with an MA in Principles of Conservation from UCL, and a Masters in Cultural Heritage from the University of Perpignan, Alexandra is passionate about travel, history, heritage, and archaeology.
Arianne Panton
Arianne gained an MA in Principles of Conservation from UCL and an MSc in Conservation Studies from UCL Qatar. Her interests lie in the conservation of ethnographic and modern and contemporary art collections, as well as materials science.
Emma Skinner
Emma is an emerging Book and Paper Conservator. She studied her undergraduate degree in History at the University of Manchester and then went on to study Book and Paper Conservation at Camberwell College of Art. After graduating in Summer 2018 she began a pioneering two-year multi-institution internship in Conservation for Digitisation which was funded by the Clothworkers Foundation. She spent nine months at The British Library, followed by nine months at The National Archives and a final nine months at the Bodleian Libraries in Oxford.
Karoline Sofie Hennum
Karoline Sofie has a BA in Cultural Heritage and Conservation Knowledge (2015) and MA in Objects Conservation (2020) from the University of Oslo. For her MA dissertation, she did a study of drying methods for PEG treated waterlogged oak.
Rebecca Plumbe
Graduating with a BA (Hons) and MA in object conservation from the University of Lincoln, Rebecca is currently undertaking an 18 month Clothworkers' Foundation internship at the Pitt Rivers museum working on the What's in our Drawers? project. In this role she is conserving, curating and re-displaying the collections housed in publicly accessible drawers.
Riva Boutylkova
Riva finished her MA degree in Conservation of Archaeological and Museum Objects at Durham University in 2020, for which she did an 8-month placement at the Royal Albert Memorial Museum in Exeter.