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Dear ARLIS/NA Members,

As both a member of ARLIS/NA and the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors (NAWCC), I'm pleased to share with you an important conference which addresses the depiction of horology (i.e. time keeping) in works of art. The Horology in Art Symposium will be held at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston on October 26-28, 2017.

For more than 30 years, the NAWCC has produced a yearly educational conference. The 2017 symposium features more than nineteen art-historian speakers including prominent curators, professors and independent scholars. These art experts will lecture on their areas of expertise, using projected images of relevant artworks, followed by clock and watch experts discussing the depicted timekeepers.

For more information, please see the Symposium website at http://www.horologyinart.com/,

To get a flavor for the symposium theme, the Symposium Chairman, Bob Frishman has contributed 32 "Horology in Art" articles to the NAWCC's official journal, Watch & Clock Bulletin, Each article features an important artwork, and discusses the artist, style, context, and timekeeper. To see all 32, please visit http://bell-time.com/articles/articles.html.

Please share this announcement with your colleagues.

Thanks so much,

Maryhelen Jones

Rio Rancho, New Mexico

LinkedIn: Maryhelen Raciti-Jones https://www.linkedin.com/in/maryhelenracitijones-b396ba89/

Wrist Watch Blogs:

Wristwatch Redux: Advancing the Lore, Legacy, and Love of Time at Hand www.wristwatchredux.net,

Strolling Among the Watches: Short Walks on Historical, Corporate, Creative and Cultural Watchscape Paths. www.watchflaneuse.com,

The Artistic Wrist: Exploring the Creative Pulse Existing Between Wrist Watches,Their Makers and Artists, Art Works, and Artistry. www.artisticwrist.com

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