Morse Fellowship, Advanced Training in Conservation, Paper
Boston, MAFull-time$55K/yrSeen 2 days agoSeen in employer's feed 2 days ago
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The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston seeks a fellow for advanced training in conservation of works of art on paper. Under the Head of Paper Conservation, the fellow assists with the paper conservation lab’s daily operations and participates in conservation activities. The two-year appointment begins in fall 2027 and may be extended for a third year. The fellowship also offers an opportunity to conduct a publishable research project.
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Full-Time Salary
Boston, MA, US
Requisition ID: 1869
The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston seeks applicants for the Claire W. and Richard P. Morse Fellowship for Advanced Training in Conservation of Works of Art on Paper. This two-year appointment begins in fall 2027 and may be extended for a third year.
Position Overview:
Under the general direction of the Head of Paper Conservation:
- Assist in the day-to-day operations of the Deknatel Paper Conservation Lab and participate in a wide range of conservation activities generated by an active museum environment.
Essential Functions:
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Undertake research, in-depth examination, and treatment of artworks.
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Participate in documentation of artwork, preventive conservation, and storage and exhibition planning.
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Work in collaboration with conservators, conservation scientists, collections care specialists, curators, and other staff on projects as assigned.
Secondary Functions:
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Conservation and Scientific Research at the MFA is a public-facing department that embraces opportunities to engage with visitors, and the Fellow is encouraged to contribute to community engagement activities.
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Included in the fellowship is the opportunity to carry out a publishable research project.
Requirements and Characteristics:
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Graduate degree in conservation from a recognized program, and a minimum of one year of practical experience beyond graduation
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Excellent written, photo documentation, and communication skills
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Ability to work collaboratively and excel as part of a team and in a rapidly-paced and changeable environment
Salary Range:
Full-Time Salary, 35 hours per week
Salary: $55,492.32
This position is affiliated with the United Auto Workers Union.
Application materials must be received by February 1 , 2027 . For consideration, please submit letter of interest and résumé using the online portal. Additionally, two letters of recommendation must be sent to [email protected] by the respective authors indicating clearly the applicant’s name and the Morse Fellowship position.
The MFA is an equal opportunity employer. The community and audience we serve is diverse, and we wish to foster that diversity in our workplace. Toward that end, the MFA does not discriminate against individuals in hiring, employment or promotion on the basis of race, religion, color, sex/gender, gender identity and gender expression, age, marital status, national origin, sexual orientation, citizenship, handicap or disability, veteran or military status, political belief, pregnancy, genetic information or any other characteristic protected by law.
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