In the spirit of reconciliation, the AICCM acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their continuing connections to land, sea and community. We pay respect to their Elders past, present and emerging and extend that respect to all First Nations peoples.

Conservation is about preventing damage and loss to our cultural heritage.

Conservators work to preserve our cultural heritage.

AICCM is the professional organisation for conservators in Australia.
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Disaster & Resources

AICCM can provide advice on how to protect your valuable collections during a disaster, as well as provide best practice information on rescuing items that may have been lost or damaged. AICCM has disaster management resources in the following areas:

National News

The National Newsletter is now published as an eNews!

President’s Report - April 2025

President’s Report – April 2025

Dear AICCM members, As we step further into 2025, I am pleased to share some exciting updates and reflections on ...
People and Projects - April 2025

People and Projects – April 2025

University of Canberra The year 2025 has started off with a bumper crop of students starting off their conservation journey ...
Call for submissions: Submissions for Scroll Volume 5 are now open.

Call for submissions: Submissions for Scroll Volume 5 are now open.

https://aiccm.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Banner.jpg Scroll is a journal supported by the Student Conservators at Melbourne (SC@M) at the Grimwade Centre for Cultural Materials ...
Michelle Berry at work.

Farewell and Thank You to Michelle Berry: Celebrating 15 Years of Outstanding Service

As current and former presidents of the AICCM, we are honoured to pay tribute to Michelle Berry on her retirement, ...

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Join AICCM

AICCM’s membership is made up of professional conservators, conservation students and cultural heritage member organisations. Our membership also includes people who work in related professions, such as archivists, architects, curators and librarians, as well as volunteers and those with a general interest in cultural heritage.

Our supporters

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Find a conservator

The AICCM directory of conservators in private practice lists over 65 members in Australia who are Professional Members of the AICCM and you can use it to find an expert in your region who is qualified to care for your art, object or memorabilia.

Advertise with AICCM

There’s lots of opportunities to advertise with us and reach both public and industry audiences. We accept advertising for both print and online publications – have a look at the possibilities below.