How do I get a job in art conservation?

Many employers may require that you have at least a bachelor’s degree in art conservation or a similar subject area. Coursework: If you decide to study fine art restoration, focus on courses like chemistry, anthropology, studio art, and art history.

What education do you need to be a art restorer?

Art restorers are usually expected to have a master’s degree. Master’s degree programs tend to last between two and four years. During these programs, art restorers will learn the scientific and artistic skills necessary to restore works of art.

How do I become an art conservation scientist?

Preparing for a Graduate Conservation program

• 21 semester hours of Art History.
• 16 semester hours of Chemistry.
• 9 semester hours of Studio Art.
• GPA of 2.8 or higher in the last 60 hours of the Baccalaureate degree.
• Completed the GRE test.
• Fulfilled other graduate admission requirements from the college.

How do I start my own art restoration business?

Online promotion is also important, though, because a lot of your work may come from private owners, including people who want personal art (that has sentimental value instead of monetary value) restored.

Where can I study art conservation?

Choosing a Graduate Conservation program

• Columbia University.
• Harvard University.
• New York University IFA.
• Queen’s University.
• University of California, Los Angeles/Getty.
• University of Delaware/Winterthur.
• University of Pennsylvania.

How do I become an art conservator UK?

The majority of conservators have a related degree or Masters and to get onto a postgraduate course you’ll need a 2:1 and an A-level science qualification (preferably in chemistry). There are plenty of courses to choose from – for example, the MSc Conservation Practice at Cardiff University.

What to study to become a conservator?

Museum conservators are more likely to be hired with a graduate degree, such as a master’s in conservation, library science, or history. For conservators who wish to work around fine art, a master’s in studio art or art history is very well suited for the position.

What does a Baumgartner restoration cost?

Agass Baumgartner, owner of Baumgartner Fine Art Restoration (1006 S. Michigan Ave., 312-939-7630; baumgartnerfineartrestoration.com), says that a simple cleaning of a 22-by-30-inch painting can cost $350 to $400 and can take about a week to do, but that complicated projects can take as long as eight months.

What qualifications do I need to be an art conservator?

How much does an art conservator make UK?

The average salary for a junior conservator is £26,500. A minimum salary of £27,270 for entry-level conservators is recommended by The Institute of Conservation (Icon). As a middle-ranking conservator, you can expect to earn an average salary of £27,500, rising to £30,000 for senior conservator roles.

Does restoration affect the value of a painting?

Our clients are often concerned about whether the cost of restoration will be more than what the value of the painting is worth or if restoration will affect the value and sale price of the artwork. As long as this does not materially affect and alter the original work, it can be restored without decreasing the value.

Who owns Baumgartner restoration?

R. Agass Baumgartner
The studio was established in 1978 in Chicago by R. Agass Baumgartner. His son Julian took over the running of the studio in 2011 following Agass’ passing, aged 63. In 2016 the conservancy started a YouTube channel – also called Baumgartner Restoration – which quickly grew in popularity.