Elisse Brautigam is a Kress Fellow in Time-Based and Variable Media at the Denver Art Museum, where she previously spent her Third Year Internship. She received a M.A. in Conservation of Art and Cultural Heritage and a M.S in Conservation Science and Imaging from SUNY Buffalo State University, specializing in objects in 2024. While attending UCLA (graduating with a B.A. in Art History), she worked in the UCLA Library Conservation Department. Elisse has also held conservation positions with Fine Arts Conservation in Los Angeles, CA, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and volunteered at The J. Paul Getty Museum in Manuscript Conservation. At the Glenstone Museum in Potomac, MD, Elisse worked on their Contemporary Art and TBM pieces and most recently on a TBM private collection through Small Data Industries, based in New York. Elisse currently works at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York City as Assistant Project Conservator in Time-based Media and serves as Program Chair for the AIC Electronic Media Group.