Amy Lowndes

Conservation Assistant, Special Projects, Science Conservation

Amy Lowndes wears a lab coat and gloves and is seated at a table using delicate tools to repair items from the anthropology collections.
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Amy Iġri Lowndes graduated from Pomona College with a degree in Studio Art. She began at the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) in 2025 as an Indigenous Fellow in Conservation and currently supports the lab as a Conservation Assistant. Amy has worked on a variety of projects, including treating Alaskan gut parkas, conducting collection surveys, and supporting the deinstallation of cultural halls. Previously, Amy interned at the Brooklyn Museum and managed a private paintings conservation practice on the Upper East Side. 

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