Thanks Robin, I suspected that may be the case, a good lecture always has added information not on the slide handouts.
Not sure on the demand here in Oz, I know if I did a corset making class I can fill it, but period clothing of any era I am not sure on... maybe there is a need for a costume lecture tour, with workshops in all aspects of period clothing? Sidney On Wed, Jan 28, 2009 at 1:56 PM, Robin Netherton <[email protected]>wrote: > Sid Young wrote: > >> Do you have presentation slides etc? Can they be made available to those >> of >> us who are not able to attend (I live in Australia :) >> > > My slides are traditional 35mm film, no text, and not digitized. But in any > case, (1) they're not much use without the lecture, and (2) many of them > were taken under arrangements that allow me to show them in a classroom > lecture but do not carry permission to publish or reproduce. > > To answer the other question everyone asks, there are no handouts to speak > of. Three of the lectures have single-sheet handouts with some art on it, > but no discussion, and they're not of much use out of context. > > A version of one of my lectures (the Greenland dress) has been published in > Medieval Clothing and Textiles, vol. 4. So if you're interested in that one > particularly, you can get much of the material there. There are things in > the lecture that aren't in the article, but there are things in the article > that aren't in the lecture, too. > > Maybe someday enough groups in Australia will be able to work out a > cost-effective tour there for me! > > --Robin _______________________________________________ h-costume mailing list [email protected] http://mail.indra.com/mailman/listinfo/h-costume
