Each academic year, the Judith M. Lenett Memorial Fellowship is awarded to a selected second-year student in the Williams College/Clark Graduate Program in the History of Art. The fellowship allows the recipient to explore issues of conservation in the field of American art. Working closely with conservators from the Williamstown + Atlanta Art Conservation Center (W+AACC), each Fellow conserves and researches an American art object.
This year's Lenett Fellow, Charlie Kong, presents his research and conservation treatment on a water cooler produced by the United States Pottery Company.
A reception follows the event.
Image: Lenett Fellow Charlie Kong examines a ceramic water cooler at the Williamstown Art Conservation Center. Photo by Peter Mahoney
Each academic year, the Judith M. Lenett Memorial Fellowship is awarded to a selected second-year student in the Williams College/Clark Graduate Program in the History of Art. The fellowship allows the recipient to explore issues of conservation in the field of American art. Working closely with conservators from the Williamstown + Atlanta Art Conservation Center (W+AACC), each Fellow conserves and researches an American art object.
This year's Lenett Fellow, Charlie Kong, presents his research and conservation treatment on a water cooler produced by the United States Pottery Company.
A reception follows the event.
Image: Lenett Fellow Charlie Kong examines a ceramic water cooler at the Williamstown Art Conservation Center. Photo by Peter Mahoney
