by Serena Deng, Photography Collection Research Intern

8/15/2023

photography, Franz Hanfstaengl, intern

In 1871, the Royal Historical Museum in Dresden (the present-day Green Vault) commissioned German photographer Franz Hanfstaengl to document the objects in its collection. Among the 160 photographs produced, lively prints of five found their way to the Cincinnati Art Museum.

by Kay Horak, Paper Conservation Intern

8/3/2023

CAMConservation, paper conservation, cam intern, Léonard Gaultier

Over a couple of weeks, I examined, cleaned, and rehoused a series of sixteenth-century prints by Léonard Gaultier (circa 1561–circa 1630).

by Kristopher Reisser, Conservation Intern

6/8/2023

CAMConservation, paintings conservation, cam intern, mather brown, portrait, European Paintings

When I read the curatorial file for this painting, I discovered a remarkably expansive biography, not just of the painting itself, but also of the sitter and the artist. What is most interesting to me, though, is the sitter’s story.

by e.m.i.

8/3/2022

wikipedia, permanent collection, wikipedian in residence, intern

The Cincinnati Art Museum’s permanent collection is getting easier to explore thanks to new Wikipedia content.

by Conservation

7/29/2021

CAMConservation, textile conservation, textiles, behind the scenes, kente, Jane Burch Cochran, intern

This summer, Michelle Leung has the amazing opportunity to intern here in textile conservation, funded through the generosity of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

by Conservation

8/6/2020

paper conservation, conservation, behind the scenes, 20th century, Marcel Duchamp, conservation internship, stained print, stained paper

In celebration of his 133rd birthday, let’s take a closer look at Duchamp’s intaglio print of a cubist-style coffee grinder currently undergoing conservation in the Paper Lab.

by Conservation

7/22/2020

objects conservation, lacquered box, hidden objects, conservation, behind the scenes, conservation internship

The objects conservation lab is happy to welcome summer intern Nicole Schmidt, a graduate student from the Garman Art Conservation Department at SUNY Buffalo State in her third year of training.

by Katie Threet

10/23/2017

learning & interpretation, School Based Learning, CAMeducation, professional development, intern

Posted by: Katie Threet

by Megan Roberts

8/5/2015

development, research, education, intern

Posted By: Megan Roberts