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 solve your conservation problems.
EBFC specializes in: on-site treatment and documentation of works of art, conservation management of private collections, and consultation on artists’ materials and production methods. 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 the ways that conservation can contribute to our understanding of the ancient and contemporary world. She is a Professional Member of the American Institute for Conservation (AIC).
In addition to her work at EBFC, she teaches at the Conservation Center of the Institute of Fine Arts at New York University; works as an intermittent conservator at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum; carries out summer fieldwork in Turkey, Crete, and Italy; and is a PhD Candidate at the Institute for Study of the Ancient World (ISAW) at New York University. Emily is the Recipient of the 2023-2023 Suzanne Deal Booth Rome Prize in Historic Preservation and Conservation.
Connect with Emily on LinkedIn and/or Academia.edu for more information about her education, background, and current work.