Vol. 1 (2005), nr. 2 (October supplement)
These supplementary newsletters will aim to provide information about new publications, or conferences, or exhibitions, or other events, which may be of interest to those who share an interest in art technology and art technological source research.
Recent publications of
interest
Ñ Der ÒLiber illuministarumÓ
aus Kloster Tegernsee
Anna Bartl, Christoph Krekel, Manfred Lautenschlager and Doris Oltrogge
An edition, modern german translation, and commentary of Munich Bayerische Staatsbibliothek manuscript Cgm. 821 (s.XV, latin and german, many recipes including art technological). Published by Franz Steiner Verlag and the Germanisches National Museum. ISBN 3-515-08472-X
Conference postprints of
interest
Ñ Art of the past : Sources
and reconstructions
The postprints of the ATSR 2004 Amsterdam symposium Approaching the past have now been published.
Publication details:
http://www.clericus.org/atsr/postprints.htm
Table of contents:
http://www.clericus.org/atsr/toc.htm
Buy direct from publisher:
http://www.archetype.co.uk/
Ñ Craft treatises and handbooks : the dissemination of technical
knowledge in the Middle Ages
The proceedings of the international symposium Craft treatises and handbooks: the dissemination of technical knowledge in the Middle Ages (Universidad de C—rdoba, Facultad de Filosofia y Letras, 6-8 October 2005) are due to be published this year under the editor Dr. Ricardo C—rdoba de la Llave. This excellent conference covered source research across a wide range of subjects including manuscript illumination (e.g. paints and pigments), metallurgy (e.g bronze casting), instrument making (musical and astronomical) and others.
Programme, table of contents:
http://www.clericus.org/atsr/Programme.pdf
Those wishing to receive a copy
of the Proceedings should apply for it from the Congress secretary before 30
December 2005: ca1collr@uco.es
Ñ ICOM-CC Our cultural past Ñ Your future!
The pre-prints of the ICOM-CC 14th Treinnial conference (Den Haag, 12-16 September 2005) are now available
Conference website:
http://www.icom-cc2005.org/
Purchase from
Conferences forthcoming
Ñ 2nd ATSR Seminar, September 2006, Madrid
Roc’o Bruquetas, Elena Cenalmor and Stefanos
Kroustallis have started organizing the second ATSR symposium, which will take
place in Madrid, in September 2006. The title will be: Art Technological
Source Research: towards a new discipline. Conference
updates:
http://www.clericus.org/atsr/seminar_2.htm
If you would like to be sent information about
this conference, please send an email to
atsr@icn.nl
Ñ The Cambridge Illuminations
Conference, 8-10 December 2005, Cambridge
In connection with the exhibition of the same
name will be held an
international conference which will bring together many of the world's leading
medievalists. It will focus on manuscripts in Cambridge as a starting point for
larger discussions and will encourage a dialogue between a wide range of
disciplines, from codicology, palaeography, art history, and conservation to
collecting, history, and literary studies. Harvey Miller/Brepols have expressed
strong interest in publishing the Conference papers.
Conference
website:
http://www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2005-6/camilluminations.html
Exhibition website:
http://www.cambridgeilluminations.org