Fiona Graham

Fiona Graham is an Adjunct Professor at Queen’s University’s Department of Art History and Art Conservation. She specializes in preventive conservation and outdoor sculptural/architectural metals conservation. Her work emphasizes environmental sustainability and ethical considerations with communities of origin. Graham holds a B.A. (Hons) in Art History (1987) and a Master of Art Conservation (Artifacts stream) from Queen’s University (1989).

• Teaching roles: Queen’s Master of Art Conservation program and Athabasca University’s Heritage Management Resources program
• Consulting: Heritage stewardship services for Canadian cultural institutions

Research focuses on risk assessment methodologies, preservation of outdoor metal artworks, and integrating sustainability into conservation practices. Professional affiliations include:

• Past President, Canadian Association of Professional Conservators
• Accredited member, Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals
• Member, Society of American Archivists Standards Committee Technical Sub-Committee
• Advisory Board member for the Mellon Grant-funded UCLA/Getty sustainability project