AEPM conference 2014
Exhibiting printing heritage
The next meeting of the Association of European printing museums (AEPM) will be hosted by the Gutenberg Museum in Mainz (Germany) on the 24-25th October 2014. The theme of the conference is “Exhibiting printing heritage”.
The aim of the conference, visits and numerous informal exhanges and discussions is to promote collaboration among a broad range of European museums, heritage workshops and collectors in the field of printing heritage.
Among the themes which will be explored during the conference:
– making printing heritage relevant to the present day through exhibitions,
– what kinds of approaches for what kinds of visitors?
– collecting with a view to exhibiting,
– documenting collections for exhibition,
– case studies of recent make-overs of printing and graphic arts related museums and collections,
– aims and approches of recent projects involving the exhibition of printing, book and graphic heritage materials
– the role of traditional printing skills in mediation,
– cooperation and exchanges between museums, printing heritage workshops and collectors.
Speakers will include:
- Iris Kockelbergh: Museum Plantin-Moretus (Antwerp, Belgium)
- Alan Marshall: Lyons Printing Museum (France)
- Roger Münsch: Deutsches Zeitungsmuseum (Wadgassen, Germany)
- Laurent Naas: Nouvelle Bibliothèque humaniste (Sélestat, France)
- Dr Elke Schutt-Kehm: Gutenberg Museum (Mainz, Germany)
- Andréas Schweizer: Association pour le patrimoine industriel, API (Geneva, Switzerland)
Registration
The conference is open to members of the AEPM and the IADM as well as to non members (with a supplement), with the exception of the annual general meeting which is only open to currently paid up members of the AEPM.
Registration fee:
80 euros per person (members)
110 euros per person (non-members). Annual membership of the AEPM is 50 euros.)
To register please contact: info@aepm.eu.
or
Rickey Tax, Meermanno Museum
Princessegracht 30
NL-2514 The Hague
Netherlands
More information concerning the Gutenberg Museum here.
More information on the City of Mainz here.