Art Conservation student Tirza Harris is the first recipient of the National Gallery of Canada's new NGC Conservation Internship Program for Diversity. The Program is a collaborative effort with the Art Conservation program at Queen's and the Canadian Conservation Institute, and aims to increase the representation of diverse professionals.
Each intern receives a $25,000 bursary, and will be paired with experts from the NGC's Restoration and Conservation Laboratory and the CCI.
Full details can be found via the Gallery's press room.
Students interested in learning more about the internship program may contact the Gallery at interncons@gallery.ca.
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