Konservator För Moxy Projekt
Moderna Museet / Kulturjobb / Stockholm
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Moderna Museet is a Swedish government funded museum, with responsibility for the national collection of all forms of modern and contemporary art. Opened in 1958, the museum has one of Europe's finest and most well-known collections of 20th and 21st century art. Moderna Museet has an extensive program for exhibitions, educational activities and international exchange in the field of art. The museum has locations both in Stockholm and Malmö.
Description
It is our pleasure to announce a position within a new and exciting European research project: Green Atmospheric Plasma Generated Monoatomic OXYgen Technology for Restoration of the Works of Art (MOXY), coordinated by Ghent University, Belgium. The MOXY project aims to be at the cutting edge of the green transformation in cultural heritage conservation and will develop highly innovative contactless atomic oxygen technology for cleaning and restoration of works of art and diverse tangible cultural heritage objects in a greener, more effective, and sustainable way. The MOXY project is funded by the European Commission's Horizon Europe in the call Green technology for Cultural Heritage and Moderna Museet is one of several international partners in the project. More information at
www.moxyproject.eu.Moderna Museet is looking for a conservator with at least two years' experience in plastics conservation, to carry out the project for four years along with the sculpture and metal conservator (project coordinator) and paper conservator. The main tasks will include the development and implementation of experiments (including sample preparation), as well as carrying out analysis and results interpretation in collaboration with scientists and cultural heritage stakeholders participating in the project. Additional tasks will relate to the communication of the project's progress and outcomes, both internally and to external audiences. Other duties can be assigned as the need arises throughout the project.
Work schedule: at Moderna Museet, 20 hours/week. The position can include travel and occasional evening or weekend work. The working language of the project is English.
The conservation department is situated on Skeppsholmen, an island in the center of Stockholm, and currently consists of a head conservator and eight conservators with specialties in photographs, paintings, paper and sculpture. Employees of Moderna Museet work within the museum's governmental mandate, strategic goals, and in line with its vision and values. Moderna Museet's Manifesto can be found on the home page
https://www.modernamuseet.se/stockholm/en/about/.Minimum qualifications / Requirements:
• Master's degree from a recognized university level conservation training program.
• Minimum two years experience after fullfilled examination.
• Specialisation in plastics.
• Scientific background or orientation in your conservation education; interest in and familiar with preparing samples for analysis.
• Experience of collaborating in research projects.
• Experience of practical conservation with a focus on new methods and materials, e.g. gels, as well as cleaning issues and methodologies.
• Knowledge and understanding of different treatment options, underlying ethics and reasoning.
• Documented ability to plan and perform a variety of complex conservation treatments to a high standard.
• Experience in communication, both spoken and written.
• Very good proficiency in English, both spoken and written.
Merits:
• Knowledge of material areas such as paper, photography or digital printing.
• Documented experience of working with major projects within set time limits.
• Museum experience.
• Good proficiency in Swedish, both spoken and written.
The ideal candidate will be:
• Dependable and structured; astute with processes and protocols. Sense of responsibility with good organizational skills through all stages of the work.
• Detail oriented - quality, competency and precision-focused on the details of individual treatment work, along with the full scope of a project.
• Innovative; creative thinking with solutions-based problem-solving abilities.
• Collaborative and cooperative; with good interpersonal and social skills, flexible and with the ability to work both independently and as part of a group.
• Effective in communication, verbally and in writing, with the ability to communicate with colleagues with and without a conservation background.
Application procedure
Information on the position can be provided by the Head of Conservation Karin Hermerén +46 8 5202 3543. The union representatives are Elisabeth Creutz Saco-S,
e.creutz@modernamuseet.se, 08-5202 3603 och Anita Wernström-Pitcher, ST,
a.wernstrompitcher@modernamuseet.se , 08-5202 3585. Welcome with your application and CV with the number dnr MM 2023/61 and submit via Moderna Museet's homepage
http://www.modernamuseet.se/stockholm/sv/om-museet/lediga-tjanster/, and click on the button "Ansök". Digital portfolios are of interest. We only accept applications through this channel. Application deadline: June 4 2023. A probationary period of six months is standard. Hiring pay range: 35 000-38 000 SEK/month full time.
Ersättning månadslön
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Arbetsgivare Moderna Museet (org.nr 202100-5091),
http://www.modernamuseet.se/stockholm/sv/ Jobbnummer 7819669
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