INCCA members are dedicated to developing, sharing and preserving knowledge needed for the conservation of modern and contemporary art. INCCA is a network of like-minded professionals connected to the conservation of modern and contemporary art.

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Yes. Freelance or private professionals are encouraged to join the network. Sharing a document through the INCCA website only takes a few minutes and doing so can be helpful to your practice, but also to others in the field!

Often freelancers are unsure if they are allowed to share documents they collect and create. It is up to the individual member to ensure that they have the proper permission from their clients (museum, private collector, artist) to upload information into the member document section of the website. 

For this purpose a generic permission form has been created which can be useful for freelancers. The form canbe found in the member document section. Enter the term 'useage' and click search.

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Yes. Students and researchers are welcome to become INCCA members.

Students and researchers members are requested to add descriptions of thier research into the INCCA website. Read more on how to add information to the website here.

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Your local INCCA group coordinator can help you enter information by giving advice and even working through the process with you. To see if there is a group coordinator in your country, region or who speaks your language see INCCA Groups in the menu. Members in all other countries can contact the INCCA Coordinator via info@incca.org