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Victoria Gill
Director of Endangered Heritage Pty Ltd
Victoria has a Fine arts degree with Honours from the Australian National
University and a Bachelor in Applied Science in conservation. Victoria
specialisation is in textiles conservation and preventative conservation.
Over the years she has gained diverse experience in strategic planning
and project managing.
Victoria has project managed the remedial cleaning of the Great Hall
Tapestry and the Kay Lawrence embroidery both housed at the Parliament
House of Australia. More recently she completed the conservation of
the textiles for the Mrs Primeministers exhibition at Old Parliament
House. She consults in major national collecting institutions around
Australia and runs regular teaching workshops for museum professionals,
volunteers and individuals.
Member of the AICCM, the Australian Institute for the Conservation
of Cultural Materials.
Approved service provider for the AADA Australian Antique Dealers
Association.
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Rhiannon Baldwin
Rhiannon Baldwin is a recent graduate from the University of Canberra.
She studied chemistry and has been developing our dye programme. This
allows us to accurately and precisely colour match silk for use in
repairs.
Rhiannon is also responsible for tracking the progress of treatments
and taking digital images so a CD-rom can be created containing before
and after images of the item undergoing treatment, which is valuable
asset if any further treatments are required.
Rhiannon also manages the freezer program, which is our quarantining
and insect eradication treatment. Items are carefully contained and
frozen at very low temperatures to kill all insects and eggs. This
treatment is carried out on all items before going in our store. Our
insect eradication program is perfect for annual treatment of furs
and vulnerable organic materials.
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