The AAO Program Committee is pleased to present the final program for the 2010 conference “From Daguerreotype to Flickr: Grappling with the Archival Image in an Era of Technological Change.”

The conference will be held in Barrie, Ontario from 16-18 June. The program and on-line registration is now available on the AAO web site. The conference site includes details about the locale, venue, the two workshops being offered, accommodations, the full conference program and other relevant information. Here is the link: http://aao.fis.utoronto.ca/aaoconference/index.html.

 

When registering, please be advised that although the site asks you for your membership number it is not mandatory to include it. You also will have the ability to pay on-line by credit card or request an invoice. Be sure to read the details before registering in order to avoid any errors from arising. Please note, that you will be asked to select the sessions that you would like to attend at a later date. This will enable us to gauge how many will be attending each session and select appropriate rooms in advance. Finally, those who are not interested in registering on-line can contact [log in to unmask] for a pdf version of the registration form, which can be printed off and sent in by mail.

 

The official AAO 2010 Conference Facebook site has also been updated. We would encourage those on Facebook to join this group in order to access the newest updates about the conference and perhaps share your ideas and thoughts with other colleagues who have joined this new AAO group about the conference and the theme of archival photographs. The Facebook site can be accessed through this link: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=149076910677.

 

The program includes approximately 45 speakers from a myriad of different fields, most of whom are experts in the area of photography. The location of Barrie is conveniently situated close to Toronto and offers a wide array of cultural and recreational attractions. We would encourage you to check out the conference site and join us in Barrie, Ontario for this stimulating and thought-provoking event. Make sure to register early in order to enjoy the early bird rates!

 

 

Ellen Scheinberg, Ph.D.

AAO Conference Chair

Director

Ontario Jewish Archives

National Centre for Jewish Heritage

UJA Federation of Greater Toronto

4600 Bathurst St.

Toronto, ON

M2R 3V2

(p) 416-635-2883 ext. 5187

(f) 416-849-1006

 

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