09:30 |
Sign in & Coffee
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10:00 |
Welcome & Opening by Anna Stoppa, Moderator and Assistent Curator Middelheim Museum, Johan Pas, Director Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp - Presentation of A Kind of a “Huh?” Artists’ Publications (not) a Users’ Guide & Sara Weyns, Director Middelheim Museum, Antwerp
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10:30 |
Artists’ Publications Challenging Practices in Middelheim Museum by Sara Clissen, Project Coordinator project on Artists’ publications Middelheim Museum, Antwerp & Veerle Meul, Head of Collections Middelheim Museum, Antwerp
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11:10 |
Coffee Break
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11:30 |
Collecting Artists’ Publications in Two Institutions Across a Street by Gustavo Grandal Montero, Library Collections and Engagement Manager, Tate, London
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12:15 |
Lunch Break
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13:30 |
Introduction Afternoon by Anna Stoppa
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13:30 |
Parallel Sessions
- Session 1: To be or not to be? Finding and defining artists' publications
An interactive session given by Johan Pas and Nico Dockx, visual artist, publisher of artists’ publications and teacher at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp. The manual to recognizing artists’ publications will be tested on examples of the publications that the participants bring with them.
Places for this session are limited.
- Session 2: Uncategorized? How to catalog Artists’ publications (session in Dutch)
An interactive session given by Sara Clissen and Jasper De Ridder, registrar Middelheim Museum, Antwerp. They will elaborate newly created dataprofile of artists’ publications and will give a catalogue demontration. Participants are encouraged to bring along their own cases for cataloging!
Places for this session are limited.
- Session 3: Handling Artist’s books at Moderna Museet – Conservation Considerations: Preservation, Exhibition, Intimacy and Possibilities
In this interactive session, Alison Norton, Conservator, Moderna Museet, Stockholm, will kick off with a lecture on different cases of Moderna Museet’s Collection of Artists’ Books, elaborating on the use and the involvement of audiences. Afterwards Veerle Meul and Alison will spark a debate on different strategies to be explored, from facsimiles to digital copies to and how to involve the artist and other perspectives in these practices.
Places for this session are limited.
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14:45 |
Coffee Break
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15:00 |
Panel Discussion – (the afterlife of) Artist’s publications in a Museum and/or a Library with Anna Stoppa, Gustavo Grandal Montero, Library Collections and Engagement Manager, Tate, London, Mica Gherghescu, Head of Research and Scientific Programming, Bibliothèque Kandinsky, Paris, Anne Thurmann-Jajes, head of the Centre of Artists’ Publications, Bremen & Nico Dockx, Visual Artist, Publisher of Artists’ Publications and Teacher at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp.
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16:30 |
Reception
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