[SOA] Fwd: Reminder! Sept 7, "Reading the Book"

[Janet Carleton]

Date: Mon, 27 Aug 2007 10:01:16 -0400 (EDT)
From: Nicole Hayes <nhayes at ica-artconservation.org>
Reply-To: nhayes at ica-artconservation.org
To: carleton at ohio.edu
Subject: Reminder! "Reading the Book"pacts Interpretation

Presented by the
Intermuseum Conservation Association

Hosted by the
Friends of the Oberlin College Library

September 7, 2007  |  9AM-5PM

King Building, Room 306

Oberlin College  |  Oberlin, OH



This FREE one-day symposium will feature four scholars presenting a broad 
historical overview of the evolution of the book as an object, with a nod 
to how the physicality of the book (and actions such as conservation) can 
impact its use as an historical/literary tool.

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RSVPs to Nicole Hayes at 216.658.8700 or 
<mailto:nhayes at ica-artconservation.org>nhayes at ica-artconservation.org are 
requested.

Presenters

Dr. Erik Inglis, Oberlin College
Making and Meaning in Late Medieval Illustrated Books: Two Case Studies in 
the International Marketing of Books of Hours



Dr. Cathleen Baker, University of Michigan Library
Nineteenth-Century Publishers' Bindings: Reflections of the Industrial 
Revolution



Mr. Randy Silverman, University of Utah Library

Jackets Recommended: The Case for Preserving Dust Jackets in Research 
Libraries


Dr. Anne Trubek, Oberlin College
A Short History of New Writing Technologies, from Plato to MySpace

Founded in 1952, the Intermuseum Conservation Association (ICA) is the 
nation's oldest non-profit regional fine art conservation center.  Based in 
Cleveland, Ohio, the ICA serves the general public and a broad membership 
of arts and cultural institutions, non-profit organizations, government 
agencies, and corporate and private collectors.  The center provides a 
range of conservation and preservation treatments for materials including 
paintings, murals, works on paper such as photographs and books, objects of 
all media, outdoor sculpture, monuments, and textiles.  The organization 
received its 501(c)(3) status in 1954, and remains the only non-profit art 
conservation treatment and education facility in the lower Midwest.

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Digital Initiatives Coordinator / Women's Studies Bibliographer
      Alden 235A, Ohio University Libraries, Athens, Ohio
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