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ART LIBRARIES SOCIETY OF NORTH AMERICA
28TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE
March 16-22, 2000 - Pittsburgh

The 28th annual conference of the Art Libraries Society of North America
will be held in Pittsburgh, PA, March 16-22, 2000.  Many programs and tours
of interest to art historians and educators have been scheduled for this
years conference. The 1999 Carnegie International exhibition will be on view
during the run of the conference.  Register today and join us in Pittsburgh
March 16-22.

Register online at
http://secure.adlerdroz.com/~arlisna/events/0318032200/register.taf

Programs:

"Lost and Found: The Problem of Provenance"
This session will explore some of the issues and problems surrounding
provenance research.

"Fashioning a New World: The Kaufmann-Wright Collaboration in Pittsburgh"
This session explores the extraordinary relationship between Edgar J.
Kaufmann, Sr., Edgar J. Kaufmann, jr., and architect Frank Lloyd Wright.

"Women Leaders in the Art Pottery Business: Ohio and Beyond"
This session will examine the often overlooked leadership contribution of
women in the art pottery field and their influence on the Arts & Crafts
Movement.

"Creative Multiples: Artists' Books as Teaching Tools"
This session explores the many ways in which artists' books can be used to
teach students in art and design schools.

"Real or Not: Virtual Reading - Virtual Artists' Books"
This session explores many facets of a new genre for producing art brought
about by the internet, virtual artists' books.

"Collecting and Managing Time: Andy Warhol's Time Capsules"
This session will examine Andy Warhol as an archivist, the history of his
time capsules, and how they are used by researchers."

"Wrought of Steel and Philanthropy: The Forging of Andrew Carnegie's
Cultural Legacy"
"Glass in the Ohio Valley: Aspects of Material Culture and Decorative Arts,
Past and Present"

Tours:
Fallingwater, Kentuck Knob (I.N. Hagen House) and Sculpture Garden
Pittsburgh Corporate Art Collections
Highlighting Pittsburgh Glass
Beaux Arts and Hi-Tech: Tour of Carnegie Mellon University (including the
Studio for Creative Inquiry)
The Andy Warhol Museum and Mattress Factory

Mona Chapin
Cincinnati Art Museum
Conference Program co-Chair
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