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***Breakfast Conversations***
POWarts’ popular breakfast series Colleagues and Friends returns Wednesday,
October 24th. Independent Registrar and Art Management Consultant, Andrea
Wood will be joined by Raina Mehler, Registrar at Pace Gallery, and John
Thomas Robinette III, Manager of Storage and Installation at Coleccion
Patricia Phelps de Cisneros, for a conversation about their career paths,
the role of registrars in institutional settings, and diversity in the
field.

When: October 24th, 8:30 – 10 am
Where: Emigrant Savings Bank
6 East 43rd Street
New York, NY

This edition of Colleagues and Friends is produced in partnership with
ARCS. We are pleased to offer ARCS members the POWarts member ticket price.
Members:  $5 / Non-Members: $15

Get tickets here-
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/colleagues-friends-andrea-wood-tickets-51538229231

The Colleagues and Friends breakfast series invites established women in
the art world to have conversations about their current positions, career
paths, and professional relationships. The program is generously hosted by
Emigrant Bank Fine Art Finance, a subsidiary of Emigrant Bank (Member FDIC,
founded 1850) and its subsidiary, Fine Art Asset Management (Member APAA,
AAA). Emigrant Bank Fine Art Finance is a leading provider of loans secured
by paintings, drawings, sculpture, wine, classic cars, stringed
instruments, and other passion assets. Fine Art Asset Management provides
independent, conflict-free, expert art advisory services, and USPAP
compliant appraisals.

**#ARCSChat November 6**
When governmental budgetary constraints prohibited proper maintenance of
the facilities in Brazil's national museum in Rio de Janeiro, politics
collided with collections management in a very real way to disastrous
effect. In November 6th’s #ARCSChat, which will take place on Election Day
in the United States, we'll discuss this precarious intersection, identify
the problems, and discuss ways to manage our situations so that more
disasters can be avoided. Join us at 8 PM ET on Twitter-
https://twitter.com/arcs4all

**ARCS Forum Highlights**
Did you know that you can share an event on the ARCS Forum?  Simply go to
the Forum page, and on the right there is a link with an easy-to-use
template to add your event.  You can also search the Forum specifically for
events. It’s a great way to share your museum or groups’ activities with a
wider audience, and to find collections-related learning and networking
opportunities. https://www.arcsinfo.org/forum

**Meet Your Board Member**
This week we would like to introduce you to Board member Mark Ryan. Mark
has over twenty years of experience working in the registration and
collections management profession in art, historical and natural history
institutions.  He has been the Assistant Director for Collections &
Exhibitions at the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum since 2016 where he is
responsible for the care and management of the museum’s collections and
exhibitions program as well as overseeing the security and facilities
departments while also currently guiding the museum through a major
expansion project. Prior to his current position Mark was the Director of
Collections & Operations at the Plains Art Museum in Fargo, ND where he had
similar responsibilities.

His formal education includes a B.S in Biology and a B.A. in History from
the University of Wyoming and an M.A. in Museum Science from Texas Tech
University.

He is an active participant, leader and advocate for collections care
through a number of current and past organizations and associated
activities.  In addition to his role as Recording Secretary for the
Association of Registrars and Collections Specialists (ARCS), Mark has
served multiple terms on the boards of the Midwest Art Conservation Center
(including a current term) and the Registrar’s Committee of the Mountain
Plains Museums Association and has served as a reviewer for both IMLS and
NEH.

When not at the museum, Mark can be found motorcycle touring, hiking,
cycling and generally just trying to keep up with his three young sons.

**Newsflash >From a Member**
On October 29th, ARCS Founding Board Member Suzanne Quigley, along with
ARCS Member Maura Kehoe Collins, will be doing a session titled “10,000
Hours? Collections Management and the Art Appraiser” at the Appraisers
Associations’ 2018 National Conference, Of Value.

https://www.appraisersassociation.org/

**Important Dates**
-October 24, 2018  8:30 – 10 AM POWarts’ breakfast series Colleagues and
Friends. Tickets here-
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/colleagues-friends-andrea-wood-tickets-51538229231
-November 6, 2018  8 PM ET #ARCSchat on Twitter. Participate and follow
here-https://twitter.com/arcs4all
-November 14-15, 2018. Integrated Pest Management for Cultural Institutions
Conference. Register here-
http://www.arcsinfo.org/news-events/event/1264/1/arcs-ccaha-integrated-pest-management-for-cultural-institutions

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