Susan de Vries wrote:

>i found the RARIN website to be very helpful.  i would be very interested in a
>workshop at the conference--i didn't notice it on the schedule, is it
>something that will be added?

I'm very glad you find this website is useful.  It was particularly
designed for people in museums who have to deal with any aspect of rights
and reproduction within their museums.  For the past couple of years RARIN
(a task force of the Registrars Committee) has welcomed everyone with an
interest to a rather 'open' meeting at AAM - always for an hour and a half
during one of the evenings.  It has been very well attended.  Vanessa
Burkhart and I have gathered questions that have come up at the meetings
and an attempt has been made to answer them through the website.  The more
difficult questions have been reserved for the workshop and a number of
really great people have been lined up to talk and advise - yes legal
represetnation also.  It will be a working workshop - participatory so
everyone won't want to fall asleep after lunch.  ;-)

Hope to see you there!

Suzanne Quigley
Chair RARIN
Head Registrar, Whitney Museum
RARIN website:  http://www.panix.com/~squigle/rarin/01rcsite.html

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