A highlight of the Cincinnati Art Museum’s Alice Bimel Courtyard, The Vine, by Harriet Whitney Frishmuth, will soon be re-installed and restored to its original glory. The sculpture has been in storage for the last several years. Assistant Objects Conservator Kelly Schulze will be working in public in the courtyard Tuesday Thursday, 11 a.m. 1 p.m. and 2 4 p.m., starting July 7, weather permitting. Schulze has been working in the Cincinnati Art Museums conservation department since 2014. She received a masters degree in objects conservation from University College London in 2013. She holds undergraduate degrees in chemistry and anthropology, and worked as a conservation intern at Historic Royal Palaces and Plowden & Smith Conservation, London, before joining the Art Museum.
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