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� Andrzej Dajnowski
<br /> CSOS
<br /> 5330 N. Oconto Ave.
<br /> Chicago, IL 60656
<br /> Tel. (773) 594-1451
<br /> Fax (773) 594-0583
<br /> E-mail: adajnows�interaccess.com
<br /> EDUCATION
<br /> 1973-78 Fine and Applied Arts Technician Diploma, with specialty in
<br /> preservation of statuary art.
<br /> National Lyceum of Fine Arts, Kielce, Poland.
<br /> 1979-84 Masters Degree in Fine and Applied Arts, with specialty in sculpture.
<br /> National School of Fine Arts, Gdansk, Poland.
<br /> 1987-88 Certificate in Conservation of Objects and Sculpture.
<br /> Center for Conservation and Technical Studies, Harvard University Art Museums,
<br /> Cambridge, Massachusetts.
<br /> 1988-89 Certificate in Advanced Conservation of Objects and Sculpture.
<br /> Center for Conservation and Technical Studies, Harvard University Art Museums,
<br /> Cambridge, Massachusetts.
<br /> EXPERIENCE
<br /> 1990 July Director and owner; Conservation of Sculpture and Objects Studio. Chicago
<br /> to present Illinois. Conservation of sculpture, outdoor monuments, architectural structures and
<br /> elements, historical artifacts, fountains, and objects made of various materiats.
<br /> Survey of outdoor monuments in Milwaukee, WI.
<br /> Survey of primitive art collections owned by Kohler Foundation at Cochrane, WI,
<br /> (Prairie Moon Garden by Herman Rush), and Hollandale, WI (Nick Engelbert
<br /> Memorial Park), J. Tellen, WI.
<br /> Providing survey senrices for Save Outdoor Sculpture (SOS) - nation wide
<br /> program.
<br /> Teaching courses for National Park Service on maintenance of outdoor monuments,
<br /> and graffiti removal.
<br /> 1991 May Sculpture Conservator: Chicago Park District, and Art Institute of Chicago,
<br /> 1999 April Chicago Illinois. Conservation of outdoor monuments, training and supervision of
<br /> interns, and contractors, organizing treatment and maintenance program for all of the
<br /> outdoor monuments owned by C. P. D. and B. F. Ferguson Monument Fund of the
<br /> Art Institute of Chicago(120 sculptures and monuments), and lecturing on
<br /> conservation of sculpture.
<br /> 1989 July Objects Conservator and Coordinator For Information Age Exhibit•
<br /> 1990 July National Museum of American Art, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC.
<br /> Conservation of objects made of bronze, brass, ceramics, wood, silver, glass,
<br /> ferric metals, plastics, aluminum, plated metals,and composite materials.
<br /> Survey of 700 objects for the Information Age Exhibit.
<br /> Supervision of interns, technicians, and conservators. Examination of materials for
<br /> - the exhibit cases. Light level survey of the exhibit area.
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