INTEGRATING
DIVERSE INTERESTS
APPENDIX
1 CONFERENCE PROGRAM
MAJOR
PROJECTS
AusStage
national performing arts database project.
Joh Hartog, Project Manager. (Drama Department, Flinders University, SA )
Keep
Dancing. Michelle Potter,
Project Manager. (ScreenSound Australia, Canberra), and Julie Dyson, Ausdance.
National
Library. Robyn Holmes Curator of
Music National Library of Australia, on the proposed MusicAustralia
gateway and related projects, the sheet music collection at the National
Library, Richard Stone on print ephemera and PROMPT
collection of Australian theatre programs.
INTERNATIONAL
PERSPECTIVES
International
Association of Libraries and Museums of the Performing Arts (SIBMAS).
Richard Stone. Report on biennial meeting, Paris, September, 2000.
Developments
in performing arts collections in Europe, USA, and Japan by Janine
Barrand (Victorian Arts Centre) who travelled overseas as part of a Churchill
Fellowship in 2000.
USING
AND EXPLORING PERFORMING ARTS COLLECTIONS
Desperately
seeking Sarah Down Under . Author Corille
Fraser on researching Sarah Bernhardt in Australia for her book Come to dazzle (Currency Press/National Library of Australia, 1999)
Robyn
Archer. actress, singer, author, festival director, and guest curator with
her own exhibition of choice pieces from the National Archives collection.
Australian
War Memorial. A presentation and display by the Research Centre revealing
the unexpected performing arts treasures in the collection - from 'Twinkletoes'
to Paradise Road to Jim Gerald in Palestine and Little Patty in Vietnam.
MAIN
CONFERENCE
Defining
Acts: Queensland Performing Arts Museum Federation exhibition.
Christopher Smith
Distributed
National Collection. Richard Stone
in a panel discussion on how well the distributed national collection is
working for Australian performing arts resources.
Appendix
2: Participants
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