With guest lecture by Dr Anna Buelow: "From paper conservation to
collection management: Conservation in Complex Organisations"



Saturday 24 March 2018, 14:00 - 19:30



The Knowledge Centre,

The British Library

96 Euston Road

London NW1 2DB



All members are warmly invited to join us for the Icon Book and Paper Group
AGM 2018. The meeting will be followed by a series of lightning talks from
students and emerging professional conservators and a guest lecture from Dr
Anna Buelow. The afternoon will conclude with a drinks reception. From full
timetable, please see the Eventbrite
<https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/icon-book-paper-group-agm-2018-with-guest-lecture-from-anna-bulow-tickets-42861582146>
booking page.

A G M   A G E N D A

1. Welcome address

2. Minutes of the previous AGM on 30 March 2017

3. Presentation of accounts for 2017-18

4. Update on Events and Training Sub-committee activities

5. New Book & Paper Group Regulations

6. Any other business/Questions

Please communicate any issue that you would like to be raised at the B&PG
AGM by emailing it FAO the Secretary of the B&PG Committee to
[email protected] before 1 March 2018.

You can find the minutes of last year's AGM here
<https://icon.org.uk/groups/book-paper/committee-meeting-minutes>.

The new B&PG Regulations were approved by the Group Committee on 26
September 2017. You can find them here
<https://icon.org.uk/groups/book-paper/committee>. Any comments or proposed
amendments should be sent FAO the Secretary of the B&PG Committee to
[email protected] before 1 March 2018.


The B&PG Committee Annual Report will be circulated in due course before
the AGM.




Guest Lecture: "From paper conservation to collection management:
Conservation in Complex Organisations" (Dr Anna Buelow)

In her keynote speech, Anna will sketch her own journey from being a paper
conservator to managing collections. Her ideas about preventive
conservation first broadened out towards risk management and more recently
into value management. Thoughts around prioritising work based on
significance were born out of a need to spend limited resources most
effectively on collections. A less tangible but very powerful result of
this work was found in much improved cross-disciplinary collaboration, as
the systematic approach meant that Conservation was required to proactively
work and collaborate with a team of colleagues from across the
organisation. Working to find common ground and a healthy portion of
pragmatism have played a major role in this journey.

About the speaker

Dr Anna Buelow apprenticed as a bookbinder in Germany before graduating
with a degree in paper conservation from the Hochschule fur Gestaltung,
Kunst und Konservierung in Bern, Switzerland. She worked as a research
fellow at the Canadian Conservation Institute in Ottawa and graduated from
Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario, Canada, with an MAC in
conservation research in 1999. Specializing in preventive conservation, she
completed her PhD at De Montfort University in Leicester, UK, in 2002, and
took up a post as Head of Preservation at The National Archives, UK in
2003. She became Deputy Head of Conservation and Scientific Research at the
British Museum in 2013, and took up the role of Head of Conservation there
in 2015.

How to book

Entry is free but tickets must be booked through Eventbrite
<https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/icon-book-paper-group-agm-2018-with-guest-lecture-from-anna-bulow-tickets-42861582146>.
Any queries should be sent by email to Holly <[email protected]> with the
subject line "AGM 2018".
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