Book a Conservator with Lisa Imamura, Rosemary Coppell, and Invercargill City Archives

Want to know the best way to care for your beloved personal items? Book in a 10 minute slot and talk to a conservator. Our Archives team will also be on hand to produce digital copies of your items.
To book online, head to https://ilibrary.co.nz/book-a-conservator/ and fill out the submission form.
Lisa Imamura is an objects conservator from Southeast Alaska. She trained at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. She has worked with a range of art, anthropological, and natural history collections in Canada, the United States and Aotearoa New Zealand.
Rosemary Coppell is a trained book and paper conservator, with a MA in Conservation (Books and Archival Materials) from Camberwell College, UK. Born and raised in New Zealand, she travelled to the United Kingdom to study heritage conservation. Rosemary has also previously worked in libraries, archives and museums in Britain, Ireland and New Zealand, including the Victoria & Albert Museum, National Library of Scotland, Trinity College Dublin, National Archives of New Zealand Aotearoa and Tūhura Otago Museum. She has experience treating flat works on paper, photographs, books, textiles and mixed materials.

You may also like the following events from Invercargill City Libraries and Archives:

• This month, 21st August, 02:00 am, Step Into the Past: Find Your Digital Family Footprint in Invercargill
• This month, 25th August, 02:00 am, Pages of Generations: How to Create a Family History Book in Invercargill

Also check out other Arts events in Invercargill.