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Chief Conservator, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts

WCG

The Chief Conservator has primary responsibility for the conservation of works of art in the museum’s collection and for overseeing all aspects of the Goode Center, including treatment of objects, technical analysis, scientific research, and the supervision of departmental staff and contract employees. Ability to wear a respirator. .

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Project Assistant Conservator positions in Objects Conservation and Paintings Conservation

WCG

Opened in 2010, the Goode Center is one of the largest conservation facilities in the southeast and is outfitted with advanced analytical and examination capabilities including hyperspectral and infrared imaging, scanning and portable x-ray fluorescence, FT-IR and FT-Raman spectroscopy, microfade testing, and computed x-radiography.

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How Do Pawn Shops Appraise Jewelry?: Understanding the Process

Buckhead Jewelry Appraisers

It is a complex procedure that requires evaluating many aspects, such as the quality, craftsmanship, historical significance, and materials used. It extends beyond the value that is inherent in the materials that are utilized. Pawnshops are typically one of the locations where jewelry appraisal services are offered.

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What Are the Different Types of Jewelry Appraisals

Buckhead Jewelry Appraisers

It involves examining various factors such as the materials used, craftsmanship, brand reputation (in the case of designer pieces), market demand, and overall condition. They may also conduct tests such as gemological analysis, metal testing, and examination of hallmarks or maker's marks.

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Graduate Internships (Objects and Paintings Conservation), VMFA

WCG

The successful candidates will have the opportunity to expand their professional skills as Conservators and will be involved in all operations related to the examination, documentation, treatment, display, technical analysis, and conservation research of artwork in the VMFA’s collection.

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RESCHEDULED: WCG Annual 3-Ring Circus, Wednesday, January 29, 2025

WCG

We will share tips and tricks about how we fabricate mounts and supplementary supports constructed of soft and rigid archival materials. That meant looking for a material that could be used to fill the holes, bridge the large gaps, and still be semi translucent.

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WCG Annual 3-Ring Circus, Thursday, January 9th, 2025, 5:00–7:30 pm

WCG

We will share tips and tricks about how we fabricate mounts and supplementary supports constructed of soft and rigid archival materials. That meant looking for a material that could be used to fill the holes, bridge the large gaps, and still be semi translucent.