Sarah Scaturro researches cultural heritage preservation with expertise in the conservation and curation of fashion and textiles. She is the Eric and Jane Nord Chief Conservator at the Cleveland Museum of Art; previously she directed the conservation lab of the Costume Institute, Metropolitan Museum of Art. She has curated seven exhibitions on fashion and/or textiles, including at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology, and Cleveland Museum of Art. Her writing is found in dozens of peer-reviewed journals, anthologies, digital publications, exhibition catalogs, and more. Sarah’s work and impact has been covered by media outlets like Vogue, The New Yorker, New York Times, New York Post, Los Angeles Times, Art News, The Art Newspaper, NBC, Vice, and BBC, among many others. A prolific public speaker, she regularly delivers keynote and invited lectures internationally. Her dissertation examines costume conservation in the US, Canada, and the UK during the 20th century through an investigation of gender, craft, science, and the professionalization of the fields of textile conservation and dress studies. She can be found at www.exhibitingfashion.com.