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----------------------------Original message---------------------------- The following message has been posted to other lists, please forgive any duplication. ************************************************************************** WORKING METHODS: Thirteenth Annual Conference of CHArt Computers and the History of Art 5-6 September 1997, University of Northumbria, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK This two day conference takes as its theme the ways in which information technology is changing the way we work, as historians of art and design, as information managers, or as curators and conservators. We will be presenting the following papers: Peter Enser (Brighton University): Retrieving visual information David Humphrey (Royal College of Art): Avatars and navigation strategies: VRML and designing for Point of Information access Rachael Edgar (Teesside University): Made for TV, made for the World Wide Web Catherine Grout (Visual Arts Data Service): VADS: Curating electronic information for the millennium Kate Hainsworth (AXIS): ImageIn: Exploring an Intranet application for fine art images Spike Bucklow (Hamilton Kerr Institute): The connoisseurship of craquelure Matthew Cock (Victoria & Albert Museum): Getting lost in the museum: An approach to multimedia in the gallery Ruth Levy (University of Central England): Teaching The application of interactive systems to History of Art & Design material Jillian Duffield (University of Queensland): Facilitating information exchange: The virtual tutorial gallery Colum Hourihane (Princeton University, USA): The Princeton Index Peter Walsh (Wellesley College, USA): New Technology and the Ownership of Images Kelly Bousman (USA): Intertextual referencing in the visual arts Brian Larkman (Teesside University): Non immersive Virtual Reality Technologies and art rich landscapes Newcastle upon Tyne is easily reached by road or train (train journey time from London is appoximately 3 hours). Delegates wishing to stay in the City will be accommodated in student residences on the City Campus. Extra nights' B&B accommodation are available at 20 pounds per night. Full details of fees and how to book are available online (http://www.hart.bbk.ac.uk/chart/chart97book.html) or from the conference organiser, Jeremy Beach, Department of Historical and Critical Studies, University of Northumbria, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 8ST, UK. Tel: +44 (0)191 227 3015. Fax: +44 (0)191 227 4630 Email: [log in to unmask] ********************************************************* Marlene E. Gordon CHArt Committee [log in to unmask]