Buffalo State Art Conservation Program

The Buffalo State Art Conservation Program trains students to professionally examine, preserve, and restore artworks and cultural artifacts. Through hands-on experience and scientific techniques, students learn to assess the condition of objects, identify materials, and develop appropriate preservation methods. The program combines art history, studio art, and scientific analysis to ensure that valuable cultural works are maintained for future generations. Graduates often work in museums, galleries, or conservation labs, helping to safeguard our cultural heritage with expert knowledge and skills.