Fiona Graham

Fiona Graham is a professional conservator specializing in preventive conservation and the conservation of outdoor metals. Fiona has been in the field for 35 years, working at museums (Royal Saskatchewan Museum, Canadian Museum of Nature, National Gallery of Canada, Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal) and conservation centres (Canadian Conservation Institute, Centre de conservation du Québec), as a museum advisor for the federal and Ontario governments, and as an associate with an architectural firm specializing in museum design and heritage conservation. Fiona has a consulting practice and teaches in Queen’s University’s Master of Art Conservation program as well as in AU's Heritage Resources Management program.

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Research interests

• Preventive conservation
• Outdoor metals conservation
• Conservation ethics with respect to Indigenous belongings in museums
• Sustainable conservation practice

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Educational credentials

• Master of Art Conservation (Artifacts), Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario
• B. A. (Hons), Art History, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario

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Professional affiliations

• Accredited member, Canadian Association of Professional Conservators
• Accredited member, Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals
• Member, Technical Committee, Society of American Archivists
• Member, Canadian Association for the Conservation of Cultural Property
• Member, American Institute for Conservation
• Member, International Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works
• Member, Ontario Museum Association

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