About
Rachel Coderre is an MSc conservator specializing in objects conservation. Rachel is an active member of the American Institute of Conservation (AIC) and serves on the board of the South Eastern Regional Conservation Association (SERCA) as the health and safety officer.
She received her Master of Science in Conservation at Cardiff University in the UK where her research focused on a multi-analytical study of Roman Egyptian pigments.
Rachel's academic background includes a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Sculpture from the University of South Florida, highlighting a deep understanding of materiality in art and object conservation.
Rachel works with municipalities across florida and leads conservation efforts at the Tampa Museum of Art, focusing on collections maintenance and the preservation of both indoor and outdoor artworks.
Rachel’s professional experience includes working in New York City, where she conserves outdoor sculptures by artists like Rodin, Llanne, Botero, Plensa, Koons, and more.