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Dear Colleagues,

ARLIS/Midstates will meet jointly with the VRA Midwest Chapter on Friday,
October 13 and Saturday, October 14 at the Indianapolis Museum of Art.
Our host for the meeting is Ursula Kolmstetter ([log in to unmask]).

Members of all other ARLIS/NA chapters are welcome to attend. Details on
registration and hotels are provided at the end of the meeting program.

This is an exceptional opportunity to learn more about standards for
indexing and retrieval of art information and to attend the outstanding
Contemporary Sculpture Symposium and the "Crossroads of American Sculpture"
exhibition.

We look forward to seeing you in Indianapolis!


Jane Devine
Chair, ARLIS/Midstates Chapter
email: [log in to unmask]




FALL MEETING - ARLIS/Midstates Chapter & VRA/Midwest Chapter
Friday & Saturday, October 13 & 14, 2000

Location: Indianapolis Museum of Art, 1200 West 38th Street, Indianapolis,
IN 46208
                 http://www.ima-art.org

Host and Contact: Ursula Kolmstetter, Head Librarian, Stout Reference Library
                    Tel.: 317-920-2662, ext. 225; Fax:  317-926-8931
                              e-mail: [log in to unmask]


Friday, October 13

        Parking is free on the museum grounds.

9:00-9:45        Registration with coffee and pastries in the Stout
Reference Library

10:00-12:00    Workshop on Using Standards and Vocabularies for Indexing
and Retrieval
                        presented by the Getty Vocabulary Program

                        speakers: Patricia Harpring,  managing editor, and
Robin Johnson, editor
                        location: DeBoest Lecture Hall, Indianapolis Museum
of Art

12:00- 1:30     Boxed lunch  & visit  the museum collection (on your own)

1:30-3:30        Getty workshop continued

3:45-4:30        ARLIS/Midstates business meeting
4:30-5:00        VRA Midwest business meeting
                 location: Reilly Board Room


7:00-9:00 pm    Optional Evening Event with separate registration
($15.00 special ARLIS & VRA rate)

IMA EXHIBITION OPENING:
Crossroads of American Sculpture: David Smith, George Rickey, Robert
Indiana,
William Wiley, Bruce Nauman
Allen Whitehill Clowes Special Exhibition Gallery

Indiana wine tasting hosted by Kahn's fine wine and spirit
Palate pleasers from the fields of Indiana: goat cheese, fruit, and popcorn

Reservations are required by October 6, 2000. After October 6, there will
be a $5.00 late fee.
THREE CONVENIENT WAYS TO MAKE YOUR RESERVATION:
E-MAIL  [log in to unmask]
                PHONE   Membership Services  317.920-2651 (Credit Cards only)
MAIL            Indianapolis Museum of Art,
        Attn.: Crossroads of American Sculpture
1200 West 38th Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46208.4196
                                Please make your check payable to the IMA


SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14

Contemporary Sculpture Symposium
Saturday, October 14
8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Civic Theater, Grounds of the IMA

The IMA will offer a symposium exploring the evolution of contemporary
sculpture in conjunction with the Crossroads of American Sculpture
exhibition. This day-long dialogue will feature world-renowned scholars and
artists. Advance registration encouraged but not necessary except for box
lunch which must be registered for by October 4.
Sponsored by the Myrtie Shumacker Lecture Fund.

Agenda

8:30-9:00       Registration

9:00-10:30      Keynote Speaker, Michael Kimmelman, Chief Art Critic, The New
York Times

10:30-11:00     Coffee break (refreshments will be for sale in lobby)
11:00-12:15     Mary Jane Jacob, Independent Curator

12:15-1:30      Boxed lunch

1:00-1:30       Optional lunch time tour of the exhibition by Holliday Day, IMA
                              Senior Curator of Contemporary Art

1:30-3:00       Introductions - Robert Vogele, Chairman of the Board of
Directors, International Sculpture Center
        Talk by Candida Smith, daughter of David Smith
        Panel-The Midwest in the 1950s
        Robert Indiana, artist
        John Chamberlain, artist
        Robert Creeley, Samuel P. Capen Chair of Poetry and Humanities at
        SUNY/Buffalo
        Moderator: Buzz Spector, Professor of Art, University of Illinois,
        Urbana-Champaign

3:00-3:20       Coffee break (refreshments on sale in lobby)

3:20-5:00       Panel-California in the 1960s
        Participants: William Wiley, artist
        Robert Hudson, artist
        William Allan, artist
Moderator: Dr. Carl Belz, Director Emeritus, Rose Art Museum, Brandeis
University

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Meeting Registration Form


I am a

___ ARLIS/Midstates member
___ VRA Midwest member
___ member of another ARLIS chapter
___ non-member
___ student

Please check each of the events you wish to attend:

___ Yes, I will attend the Getty Workshop on Standards  $10.00 ARLIS/VRA
members
                                                                $15.00 non-members
                                                                $ 5.00 students

___ Yes, I need a boxed lunch on Oct. 13                        $7.00
        (choice:______________________ )

___ Yes, I will attend the Sculpture Symposium          $20.00

___ Yes, I need a boxed lunch on Oct. 14                        $7.00
        (choice:______________________ )

                                                Total: __________

Choice for Boxed Lunch (including a soft drink, iced tea or bottled water)

Smokey Joe : Herb Bread layered with Smoked Turkey,
Gouda Cheese topped with Fresh Spinach, Red Bliss Potato Salad
Table Grapes, Tangy Lemon Bar

The Indiana : Ham and Turkey Club Sandwich
Hoosier Potato Salad, Carrot Sticks
Chocolate Chunk Brownie

The Waterloo (vegetarian): Roasted Napoleon (lots of roasted vegetables,
provolone cheese,
And fresh basil sandwiched between two slices of Italian garlic bread)
Red Chile Pasta Salad, Fresh Cut Pineapple Chunks
Turtle Bar

Please make your check payable to ARLIS/Midstates Chapter and send it with
the registration form to:
Ursula Kolmstetter, Stout Reference Library, Indianapolis Museum of Art
                1200 West 38th Street
                Indianapolis, IN 46208

Your payment must be received by October 1, 2000 to guarantee your place.
If you register on the meeting day, no meals will be provided.

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LODGING DOWNTOWN:
Please mention special rate for the Indianapolis Museum of Art


15 rooms have been reserved at:
Omni Severin Hotel
40 West Jackson Place
Indianapolis, IN 46225
For reservations call: 317-634-6664 and ask for Sydria Jordan
$109.00 single or double occupancy
$14.00 valet parking
please register before September 5, 2000

This hotel did not take any reservations  (no rooms held for ARLIS):
University Place,  Conference Center & Hotel
850 West Michigan Street
Indianapolis, IN 46202
For reservations: 317-274-3184
$109.00 single, $124 double occupancy
$8.00 parking fee
please register as early as possible

Less expensive accommodations all located around 3 miles north of the
museum on Michigan Road (The museum is located on Michigan and 38th Street):

Dollar Inn
9350 N. Michigan Road
317-872-0500
single: $36.00
double: $40.00

Microtel Inn & Suites
9140 N. Michigan Road
317-870-7765
single: $42.00
double: $52.00

Drury Inn
9320 N. Michigan Road
317-876-9777
standard $64.00

PLEASE MAKE RESERVATIONS BY  EARLY SEPTEMBER. DURING THIS TIME CONVENTIONS
ARE BEING HELD AND THEY CAN ONLY HOLD ROOMS UNTIL SEPT. 5


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Jane Devine, Architecture/Art Librarian
Chair, Art Libraries Society of North America
Midstates Chapter
Architecture Library, 117 Bond Hall
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame, Indiana 46556-5652
tel:219-631-9401/631-6654
fax:219-631-9662
email: [log in to unmask]
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