What is EBFC?
Emily B. Frank Conservation was founded in 2017, as a flexible conservation practice. Guided by contemporary academic thinking and experience in the field, EBFC has the resources and knowledge to help with your conservation needs.
EBFC specializes in: on-site treatment and documentation of works of art, consultation on artists’ materials and production methods, and conservation management of private collections. While primarily object and sculpture focused, EBFC works with a network of collaborating conservators across specializations.
Every project is different. Reach out to get a quote or discuss a project. References and/or portfolio are available upon request.
Meet the Founding Conservator
Emily B. Frank is an objects and sculpture conservator interested in conservation as a practice that shapes how objects—and the narratives and histories they carry—move through time. She is a Professional Member of the American Institute for Conservation (AIC).
In addition to her work at EBFC, she is a conservator at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum; a Research Affiliate at the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World (ISAW), New York University; conducts fieldwork across the Mediterranean; teaches at institutions throughout New York; and maintains an active research practice. In addition to her graduate training as a conservator, Emily has a PhD in Ancient Studies and is a Fellow of the American Academy in Rome (FAAR 2024).
Connect with Emily on LinkedIn and/or Academia.edu for more information about her education, background, and current work.