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Who are we?

Conservators work to preserve our cultural heritage. We work in museums, art galleries, libraries, archives and in private practice.

The AICCM is the professional organisation for conservators in Australia.

The AICCM's Special Interest Groups reflect the diversity of members' expertise. Our members specialise in areas as diverse as antarctic heritage, furniture, photographs, gilded objects, digital media, costume and glass. Conservators may also specialise in collection management, preventive conservation and environmental analysis.

Explore our website to find out more! 

Quicklinks:

  • Affected by bushfires or floods? Find out how to salvage your damaged keepsakes.
  • Read press releases from AICCM about the recent fires and floods in Australia.
  • Find out how the Victorian Division can assist communities recovering from bushfires.

 

Protecting Your Possessions Against Bushfire

The Australian Institute for the Conservation of Cultural Material has released an information sheet titled STORING COLLECTIONS IN HIGH BUSHFIRE RISK AREAS aimed at assisting individuals and those working with cultural collections to reduce the risks of fire when storing their precious possessions.

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Contribute to the National Cultural Policy web forum

Arts Minister Peter Garratt is inviting Australians to contribute to the development of a national cultural policy. Here's a chance to have your say on cultural matters close to you. Want more conservation support for regional areas? Disaster response teams for cultural heritage? Concerned about the closure of the Collections Council? Sign up and join the discussion. The website discussion forum will remain open until 1 February 2010.

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Government ceases funding for Collections Council of Australia

The Australian Institute for the Conservation of Cultural Material (AICCM) is dismayed to learn of the recent decision by the Cultural Ministers’ Council to cease funding the Collections Council of Australia (CCA). Over its relatively short life span (2004-2009) the CCA has achieved a great deal for the collecting sector in general, but in particular, it has highlighted the critical importance of the smaller institutions in their contribution to the vibrancy and depth of cultural collections held throughout Australia.

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  • 2009-2010 Mawson's Hut team arrives in Antarctica
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