All Blog Posts Tagged 'conference' (14)

We want to make it easier for people working for small GLAMs organisations or within the GLAMs sector to attend the National Digital Forum conference. For this reason, the NDF organising committee is offering assistance to people who would otherwise not be able to attend the conference for financial reasons.



This assistance comes in the form of a subsidised registration fee of $250 (normal earlybird registration for NDF members is $450). There are 15 subsidised registrations…

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At the Frontier Conference Program



At the Frontier 2011is the joint National Conference of Museums Australia and Interpretation Australia.



The conference will encourage debate, speculation and open up a space of conjecture about the frontiers of museums, museology and interpretation. To be "at the Frontier" implies that we are venturing into an unknown space of possibility. This requires…

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From 24-26^th of November 2010 the biannual conference NODEM will be held in Copenhagen.…

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National Services Te Paerangi and DigitalNZ invite you to be part of Let’s Get Digital BarCamp. The aim of the day is to take the ideas explored at the…

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Museums Australia 2010 National Conference 28 Sep-2 Oct 2010, The University of Melbourne

On behalf of the Program Committee of the 14th annual Museums Australia National Conference, we invite you to submit an abstract in response to our call for papers. The Conference will offer a range of plenary and concurrent sessions,…

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After a busy few weeks sorting through and reviewing the papers submitted for the "Changing Landscapes" conference in Perth in October, the preliminary program has now been posted on the web, and Early Bird Registrations are now open.



An exciting aspect of the conference has been the outstanding response to our call for papers, case studies and workshops on Digitisation and New Technology. We are currently co-ordinating with Ingrid at CAN for her to deliver a paper via a… Continue

The date is almost here for sounddelivery's Social Media Exchange for the Cultural and Hertiage Sectors and we still have a very limited number of places left! It will take place this Monday, June 1st and it will give you the opportunity to improve your social media knowhow.



Social networking, blogging, podcasting and the plethora of social media applications create great opportunities within the Cultural and Heritage sectors. They're cost-effective, quick to get going and have the… Continue

RAISE YOUR VOICE: Fourth National Public Galleries Summit 2009



Join leading Australian and International keynote speakers and colleagues and Raise Your Voice at the Fourth National Public Galleries Summit in Townsville, North Queensland, 9-11 September 2009.



Presented by Museum and Gallery Services Queensland, this significant industry event is being hosted by the Townsville City Council and Perc Tucker Regional Gallery.



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N.B. Note extended deadline for abstracts.

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Materiality and Intangibility: contested zones



An international two-day symposium for PhD students and early career researchers.



Provisionally scheduled for 24th and 25th September 2009 (subject to change)



CALL FOR PARTICIPATION



Venue: TBC, Leicester, UK.



Museums are all about the material world; the display and preservation of objects and of art, their representation… Continue

The 2nd International Conference on the Inclusive Museum

Enabling Diversity Sustaining Development

The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia, 8-11 July 2009.

www.museum-conference.com



The Inclusive Museum Conference is held annually in different locations around the world. The inaugural Conference was held at the National Museum of Ethnology, Leiden, The Netherlands in June 2008. It is a participants' Conference, including numerous thematic… Continue

CALL FOR PAPERS: AAANZ 2008 CONFERENCE

QUEENSLAND COLLEGE OF ART, GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY and QUEENSLAND ART GALLERY and GALLERY OF MODERN ART

BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA

4-6 December, 2008

AAANZ: Alpha Alpha Alpha November Zulu



The 2008 Art Association of Australia and New Zealand conference aims to encourage papers from a broad disciplinary base and as part of this to recall the earlier involvement of the design professions in the Association and the Australian and New… Continue

I think today was about the personal for me. It started with a really nice chat over breakfast about people's personal attachment to museums and museum spaces - I shared a story from one of our recent NMOLP research reports with the president of ICOM - eep! - which probably got me thinking along these lines to begin with.



Then I went to Marcus Wood's keynote. He gave a moving and complex talk about museum narratives of the mass trauma of slavery, and their focus on the wounded slave… Continue

At Lynda's suggestion, I thought I'd make a few notes here for those unlucky enough not to be in glorious Leiden at the first International Conference on the Inclusive Museum.

First, let me say that if it were possible to subsist entirely on Dutch pancakes, I would do it.

The introductory material in the conference programme touches on many themes and concerns of interest to… Continue

All the notes taken by Angelina can be found on the project blog site, and my notes are on my Audience Research blog.