Program Schedule

Note: Schedule may be subject to Change

Time

10 am -12pm

10am -12pm

10am- 1pm

Mode

Onsite +Online

Onsite only

Onsite +Online

Workshop

Papercut Book Illustration - Pamela See | Innovation Lab

Create Digital Exhibitions - Therese Nolan-Brown | Digital Media Lab

Folded Book Structures - Adele Outteridge | Mezzanine

8:45 The Edge Auditorium

8:45 Arlis Welcome

8:50 Acknowledgement of Country

8:55 Conference Opens: Guest speaker - Anna Raunik  | Executive Director, Content and Client Services, State Library 

9:00 KEYNOTE Fiona Foley - Lifting the Veil on Aboriginal Knowledges

9:45 Questions

Morning Tea

10am

The Edge

10:30 The Edge Auditorium

10:30 Digitised Diapositives and Discourse: Finding a Place for the Analogue in a Digital World - Eric Riddler (AGNSW)

10:45 Shifting Ground: Digital Artefacts and Research Methods from the Daphne Mayo Collection - Kerri Klumpp (UQ)

11:00 Pen Pals: The Peter Tyndall and Robert MacPherson Correspondence Archive - Jacklyn Young (GOMA)

11:15 The Haptic: Texturing Discourse on the Book - Tim Mosely (QCA)

11:30 Digital Transformation in Action: The Queensland College of Art Prints Archive - Russell Craig (QCA) & Therese Nolan-Brown (GU) https://qcaprints.omeka.net/

11:45 Questions

12 The Edge Auditorium

12:00 We Just Aim to Print Well: The University of Sydney Library Printer in Residence - Celia Brown (USydney)

12:15 The Material Space of the Library: One Artist Relates its Influence on Artist Book Research and Creation - Clyde McGill (Curtin)

12:30 Sound as Historical Material: Developing a New Way of Cataloguing, Describing and Accessing Sound in the Archive - Seth Ellis (QCA)

12:45 Questions 

Lunch

1pm

The Edge

Afternoon Tea

3pm

The Edge

Conference Dinner

5pm Walk to SouthBank via the Riverwalk

6pm Dinner - Siam SouthBank Thai

8:55 The Edge Auditorium

8:55 Welcome: Tim Mosely, Convenor, artists books brisbane events

9:00 KEYNOTE Sarah Bodman

9:45 The Edge Auditorium

9:45 Digital by Design: Transforming Collections, Experiences, and Services at State Library - Margaret Warren (SL)

10:00 Together in Art - Steven Miller (AGNSW)

10:15 Wikipedia Edit-a-thons: A Networked Approach to Community Engagement and Information Activism - Simon Underschultz (NGA)

10:30 The Field Report as an Assembling Publication - David Dellafiora & Susan Hartigan

10:45 Taking the Archives Out of the Basement: Rutgers Special Collections and University Archives’ Community Outreach Projects - Tara Maharjan (Rutgers USA)

11:00 Questions 

Morning Tea

11:15

The Edge

11:30 The Edge Auditorium

11:30 The Role of the Autographic and Materiality in Prints - Michael Phillips (QCA)

11:45 Augmented Materiality, Lost Reality - Dr. Caren Florance (UC)

12:00 Artists’ Books: Objects of Visible and Invisible Realms - Dr. Paul Uhlmann (ECU)

12:15 The Archaic Stillness of the Book - Marian Crawford (Monash)

12:30 ‘Such works of handwork and hybridity remember the body. Heavy on this planet and in this space and moment, the book in hand completing the circle from artist, to press to reader, and completing us in turn’ (Betty Bright) - Dr. Angie Butler (UWE Bristol UK)

12:45 Questions 

Lunch

1pm

The Edge