Lloyd Haslam
& Newton
Conservation
Museum standard conservation for objects and collections covering a broad range of materials, including works of art and archival material.
Attaining the highest possible standards in all aspects of conservation, including examination, treatment, documentation, research and advising on preventative conservation.
We can provide conservation management planning, condition assessment surveys of collections and training in preventative and remedial conservation.
We are able to work on material both in situ and in our studios.
We are both fully accredited ICON conservators with over thirty years of experience.
ICON (Institute of Conservation) is the representative body for professional conservators and restorers working in the UK.
Conservation Register provides information on professionally accredited conservators and restorers working in the UK and Ireland.
The Conservators
Cath & Kate have been working in the conservation and museum sector since the early 1990's. They both specialise in conservation assessments and treatments, preventive conservation and care of collections
They have worked together on a range of collections, for example MonLife Heritage (Nelson Museum and Chepstow Museum), Conwy Museum Service, Ebbw Vale Steelworks Museum, Scott House Museum, National Trust Tredegar House and Dinefwr. Consignments carried out include condition assessment surveys and audits encompassing a wide remit of objects. These assessments frequently result in grant awards for preventative and interventive conservation programmes. In recent years, either together or separately, they have advised at venues undertaking loan and exhibition condition assessments, for example Nottingham Contemporary and National Museum Cardiff. They also continue to carry out treatments from their respective conservation studios in Brecon and Aberystwyth.
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Contactcath@theconservator.co.uk
Cath Lloyd Haslam
Object Conservator ACR
Cath qualified in Conservation and Restoration Studies from Lincolnshire College of Art and Design in 1991, followed by an internship in the conservation department.
Since 1992 she has worked in the conservation and the heritage sector, working in numerous museums and heritage organisations employed and on a freelance basis. She was awarded accreditation by the Institute of Conservation in 2000.
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Kate Newton
Paper Conservator ACR
Kate qualified in Paper Conservation at Camberwell School of Art and Crafts and then worked as conservation assistant for the Henry Moore Foundation in Hertfordshire. This was followed by an apprenticeship in Suffolk where she learnt paper conservation skills under the specialist supervision of Jane McAusland ACR.
She was awarded accreditation by the Institute of Paper Conservation [IPC] in 2000 and became a Continual Professional Development Review Reader and Professional Accreditation of Conservator Restorers Mentor for the Institute of Conservation [ICON] in 2011.
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