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TG41353886 Conservation Manager, Sculpture & Installation Art

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Conservation Manager, Sculpture & Installation Art Conservation
The Conservation Manager, Sculpture & Installation Art is a pivotal role within Tate’s Conservation Department, which brings excellence and innovation to the care of Tate’s historic, contemporary, and modern art collections. It plays a key part in the Conservation Management team in collectively leading Conservation at Tate and engaging with our strategic plan. The role will co-ordinate the planning, management, and development of the Sculpture & Installation Art conservation team. Leading on the development of specialisms within the team, supporting research, evolving standards of care to reflect the collection, whilst working to support and manage colleagues across the team. Co-ordinating the delivery of Tate’s public programme and responsible for the resourcing, budgets, and planning that supports Sculpture & Installation Art Conservation. The postholder will be innovative, collaborative, enjoy working in a high-performing culture, be proactive, engaged with people & the sector, and with excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
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- Job Description - Conservation Manager, Sculpture & Installation art.pdf
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- Salary: £49,015 per annum
- Frequency: Monthly - Salaried
- Working Hours: 36
- Job Reference: TG41353886
- Contract Type: Permanent - Full Time
- Closing Date: 11 October, 2026
- Job Category: Conservation
- Business Unit: Galleries
- Location: London, United Kingdom
- Posted on: 8 September, 2026
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