Visit two great printing museums and meet people interested in collecting, restoring, preserving and exhibiting printing heritage materials!

From stone to chip

Dutch Lithography Museum
Valkenswaard, 3-5 November 2016

Registration for the next annual conference of the AEPM is still open.

The theme the AEPM’s conference (jointly organised this year with the IADM) is lithography but, as ever, all aspects of printing heritage will be on the agenda, both in the formal talks and informal discussions. It is a unique opportunity to meet friends and colleagues, discover other museums and exchange ideas. The programme includes talks on historical aspects of lithography, its place in printing museums and current issues facing museums in the fields of printing and graphic communication.

The conference is being hosted by the superb Nederlands Steendrukmuseum (Dutch Lithography Museum) in Valkenswaard (near Eindhoven in the Netherlands) and will include a visit to the equally wonderful Nationaal Museum van de Speelkart (National Playing Card Museum) in Turnhout (Belgium), a forty minute coach ride away.

View of one of the exhibition spaces in the Nederlands Steendrukmuseum.

View of one of the exhibition spaces in the Nederlands Steendrukmuseum.

Speakers include:
Jan af Burén
, Museum of lithography (Litografiska Museet), Huddinge, Sweden
Johan de Zoete, Photomechanical processes, Haarlem, The Netherlands
Jean Drache, Germany
Gunnel Hedberg
, Malmö, Sweden
Gerhard Kilger, International Senefelder Foundation, Offenbach, Germany
Roger Münch, German Newspaper Museum, Wadgassen, Germany
Harry Ness, IADM / International Senefelder Foundation, Offenbach am Main, Germany
Li Portenlänger, Eichstaett lithography workshop, Eichstätt, Germany
Hans-Peter Schöbel, Schutterwald, Germany
Michael Twyman
, Department of typography and graphic communication, Reading university, UK
Harry Veendrick, NanoCMOS-Training BV, Heeze, The Netherlands

Full programme of the conference.

 

General view of the machine room of the Nationaal Museum van de Speelkart, Turnhout (Belgium).

General view of the machine room of the Nationaal Museum van de Speelkart, Turnhout (Belgium).