Australia ICOMOS E-Mail News No.
360
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An information service provided by the Australia ICOMOS Secretariat
Friday 24 October 2008
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1) SAVE THE DATES: Friday 21 November and Saturday 22 November
2008
2) REMINDER: Australia ICOMOS special event on Cockatoo Island -
Saturday 8 November 2008
3) South Australia ICOMOS Event - Wednesday 5 November, 5.30
pm
4) Link to Heritage Tasmania's E-newsletter
5) Course on documentation for conservation, Rome, September
- October 2009
6) ICG's October 2008 Bulletin available online
7) Australia ICOMOS' submission on Australia's Tax and Transfer
system available online
8) Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts:
Media Release -
Grants Open for Voluntary Environment and Heritage Organisations
9) Link to Heritage South Australia's E-newsletter
10) 2001 UNESCO Convention for the Protection of the Underwater Cultural
Heritage
11) les autres / the others - major exhibition touring to Noumea,
New Caledonia
Situations Vacant...
12) Conservation Architect - National Trust of Australia (WA) -
CLOSING DATE EXTENDED
13) PRACTICE OPPORTUNITY for an experienced heritage practitioner
14) Collections Council of Australia, SA - Project Officer
(part-time)
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1) SAVE THE DATES: Friday 21
November and Saturday 22 November 2008
A reminder to keep these dates free and make your plans now to
come to Melbourne! Further details to follow.
Friday 21 November 2008
- The International
Committee for the Conservation of Industrial Heritage (TICCIH) meeting
from 11.00 to 1.00pm.
- Australian members of
ICOMOS International Scientific Committees half day workshop from 2.30 to
5.30 pm.
Both events will be held at the same city venue (Heritage Victoria) and
any interested people are welcome.
Saturday 22 November 2008
Free ICOMOS events in Carlton for MEMBERS ONLY
- Tour of World Heritage
listed Royal Exhibition Building conducted by the Museum of Victoria
12.30 to 1.30pm
- World Heritage Seminar
from 2.00 to 4.00pm
- Australia ICOMOS Annual
General Meeting at 4.30pm followed by drinks
And afterwards...
Dinner at Lincoln Hotel, Carlton, from 7.30pm
Three courses, $60 per head plus pay for own drinks
RSVP essential for all events to the Secretariat, email
austicomos@deakin.edu.au or
leave a phone message including name and contact number to (03) 9251
7131.
RSVP by COB Monday 10 November 2008
Please note: when RSVPing for the dinner, please advise of any
dietary requirements and whether or not partners will be
attending.
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2) REMINDER: Australia ICOMOS
special event on Cockatoo Island - Saturday 8 November 2008
Dear ICOMOS Members & Friends,
We are organizing a special NSW event on Cockatoo Island on Saturday 8
November 2008.
Please come and join us for what will be an interesting day.
We have a variety of speakers talking about different aspects of the
serial nomination of convict sites in Australia for World Heritage
Listing. We will also be viewing convict sites on Cockatoo Island, one of
the sites in the nomination.
Numbers are strictly limited so get in early.
Payment for the event must be received by COB Monday 27 October 2008. Please
use the attached Credit
Card Authorisation form - completed forms should be forwarded to the Secretariat
as per the methods outlined on the form.
See the attached flyer
and schedule
for further information.
See you there!
Helen Wilson
Members Secretary
Australia ICOMOS
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3) South Australia ICOMOS Event -
Wednesday 5 November, 5.30 pm
Attention Architects, Heritage Consultants,
Conservation Practitioners
South Australia ICOMOS Event Wednesday 5 November 5.30 pm
At the Institute of Architects, 100 Flinders St, Adelaide
A South Australian ICOMOS seminar, (supported by the Heritage Branch of
the Department of Environment and Heritage and the Australia Institute of
Architects), will discuss the preparation of the nomination of the
Cornish Mining Heritage Sites at Burra and Moonta Mines for National
Heritage Listing and for the World Heritage Tentative List.
The seminar will be in two parts. A key note talk will be presented by
Professor Philip Payton, Professor of Cornish & Australian Studies
and Director, Institute of Cornish Studies at the University of Exeter.
Prof Payton is one of the key people behind the proposal for South
Australia's sites to become part of a Trans National listing of Cornish
Mining Heritage, involving Australia, Mexico and South Africa. The second
part will focus on practical management issues of conservation. This
follows the model of the successful ICOMOS World Heritage Day seminar
held in April where discussion of practical conservation issues was of
great interest to members. Presentations and discussion by practitioners
will be included, focussing on case studies in the mining and building
conservation arena.
There will be a charge of $15 for ICOMOS members ($25 for non-members),
with generous drinks and nibbles provided. Any surplus funds will be
donated to the Streetwise Asia fund for Heritage Conservation.
Please RSVP to Anthony Coupe (08) 8231 3131 by Friday 31 October to
assist with catering numbers. Please also have correct money to pay at
the door.
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4) Link to Heritage Tasmania's
E-newsletter
To view the October 2008 issue of Heritage Tasmania's
E-newsletter, visit
http://www.heritage.tas.gov.au/showItem.php?id=1217.
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5) Course on documentation for
conservation, Rome, September - October 2009
Architectural Records, Inventories and
Information Systems for Conservation
ARIS09
International course in architectural conservation, heritage recording,
and information management
Dates: 2 September - 2 October 2009
Place: ICCROM, Rome, Italy
Partners
- ICCROM (International
Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural
Property)
- The Getty Conservation
Institute
The Course
Good conservation decisions are made with knowledge of the
significance, history, past interventions, and current conditions of
cultural resources. This international course on architectural records,
inventories, and information systems for the conservation of cultural
heritage will address the needs, methodology, and techniques for
acquiring and using this knowledge. The course will draw upon the vast
wealth of cultural material in Rome and will be taught by leading experts
in the field. Records, inventories, and information management tools are
continuously being developed and must be considered as a fundamental part
of the conservation process.
Course objectives
The ARIS09 Course aims to improve architectural conservation practice
by:
- approaching architectural
records and information management as tools in conservation for planning,
practice, access and dissemination;
- reviewing the theory of
documentation and recording and its relation to specific situations;
- encouraging appropriate
methodologies and tools for recording, documentation, inventories and
information management;
- addressing recording practice
based on specific case studies;
- promoting discussion among
specialists in these fields;
- enabling participants to
transmit documentation knowledge and skills to those in their home
countries.
Course programme
The course will feature a range of learning strategies that will draw
upon participants' own professional knowledge while adding new
information and skills through readings, discussions, and a number of
collaborative practical exercises. The course will include a required
preparatory phase prior to arrival at ICCROM. This preparatory phase will
allow participants to increase their background knowledge in key topic
areas through readings and exercises that they will undertake while in
their home countries. The course will be structured around three
main blocks of knowledge, through four weeks of study, on specific
matters relating to:
- Architectural Records:
theory and practice for generating records will include direct,
topographic, GPS, photogrammetric, and 3D laser scanning techniques, and
archival research (historic, archaeological, structural, condition),
- Inventories: the
course will stress the notion of 'inventory' as the core element of
information systems to be able to establish links between the various
aspects and fields relating to architectural documentation
processes.
- Information Systems:
planning, practice, access and dissemination of information (computer
graphics, multimedia) will be emphasized, in particular principles,
design and management of records in data base systems (GIS) and methods
to process architectural records and related information
Participants
This international course is designed for a maximum of
18 conservation professionals. The course will be for
conservators, architects, planners, engineers, archaeologists,
historians, topographers, photogrammetrists, surveyors, cartographers,
documentalists, and other conservation professionals involved in the
field of recording, documentation and inventories through information
management systems.
Admission
Preference will be given to candidates working in positions in which
they can share, transmit and disseminate the skills and information
gained during the course. Preference will also be given to
applicants from ICCROM Member States.
Candidates are required to provide evidence of computer knowledge in the
use of software for: Internet access, database management, CAD-based
graphic tools, and digital image management.
Teaching team
Teaching staff will be composed of recognized heritage conservation
professionals having both practical/theoretical experience and knowledge
in training. They will represent a broad international perspective in
their fields of expertise.
Working language
The official language of the course will be English.
Participants are required to certify proficiency knowledge
of the official language.
Certificate
A certificate of attendance will be awarded to participants who
satisfactorily complete the course.
Course fee: 900 euro
Travel, Accommodation and Living Expenses
Participants will be responsible for their round trip travel costs to
and from Rome and their accommodation and living expenses during the
course. Participants should plan for a minimum allowance of Euros
1500 for living expenses. Candidates are strongly encouraged to seek
financial support from sources such as governmental institutions,
employers and funding agencies. ICCROM may be able to offer a limited
number of scholarships to selected candidates who have been unable to
secure funding.
Application
Please fill out the ICCROM application form (obtainable from the
ICCROM web site: www.iccrom.org) and
send it together with a full professional Curriculum Vitae (in English)
to the contact address below: Email applications are welcome.
In the event that it is not possible to provide a scanned version of the
necessary photographs and signatures, it will also be necessary to send a
paper copy.
ARIS 09 Course
ICCROM
Via di San Michele 13
I-00153, Rome, ITALY
Tel: +39 06 58553 1
Fax: +39 06 58553349
Email:
aris09course@iccrom.org
Application deadline
Applications should reach ICCROM by 16 February 2009 to ensure
inclusion in our selection process.
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6) ICG's October 2008 Bulletin
available online
The October 2008 bulletin of the Institute for Citizenship &
Globalisation (Deakin University) is available as pdf file for viewing
on-line.
http://www.deakin.edu.au/arts-ed/icg/bulletin-pdf/bulletin-08oct.pdf.
Please forward your comments and contributions to
citglob@deakin.edu.au.
For more details about the Institute, contact:
ICG Coordinator
Institute for Citizenship & Globalisation
Faculty of Arts & Education
Deakin University
Australia
Phone:+61 3 9244 6658
http://www.deakin.edu.au/arts-ed/icg/
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7) Australia ICOMOS' submission on
Australia's Tax and Transfer system available online
To view the above submission, go to
http://www.icomos.org/australia/images/pdf/Tax_and_transfer_system_submission_171008.pdf
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8) Department of the Environment,
Water, Heritage and the Arts: Media Release -
Grants Open for Voluntary Environment and Heritage Organisations
Environment Minister, Peter Garrett, today called for applications
for 2008-09 grants under the strengthened Grants to Voluntary Environment
and Heritage Organisations (GVEHO) program.
"Volunteer organisations make an important contribution to the protection
and conservation of Australia's environment and historic heritage," Mr
Garrett said. "This program provides assistance for their day to
day running.
"Unlike the previous Government, which restricted these grants to groups
working directly on projects on the ground, I believe that non-government
organisations have a crucial role to play as advocates for our
environment and heritage.
"We have revised the program guidelines to recognise this contribution to
policy development, and their provision of valuable information.
"These organisations help involve all Australians in caring for and
conserving our natural and historic heritage."
Mr Garrett said not-for-profit organisations had:
- provided valuable input to
public debate and policy development on environmental and historic
heritage matters;
- rehabilitated natural assets
of local, national and international significance;
- restored and conserved
invaluable heritage places and artefacts; and
- been the vehicle through
which environmental and heritage skills are learnt and refined.
Mr Garrett said the multi-year grants allowed for forward planning by
organisations and cut the administrative costs of reapplying each
year.
Grants cover day to day running costs such as office rental, utilities,
office supplies, staff and volunteer training and are open to national,
state/territory, regional and local organisations geared towards:
- The protection and/or
enhancement of the natural environment; or
- The protection and /or
conservation of Australia's historic heritage
Applications are available from the Department of the Environment, Water,
Heritage and the Arts at
www.environment.gov.au/about/programs/gveho email
gveho@environment.gov.au or
call (02) 6274 2422
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9) Link to Heritage South
Australia's E-newsletter
To view the October 2008 issue of Heritage South Australia's
E-newsletter, visit
http://www.environment.sa.gov.au/heritage/latest_e_news.html.
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10) 2001 UNESCO Convention for the
Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage
Barbados has become the 20th country to ratify the 2001 UNESCO
Convention for the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage. This
was confirmed by the Director General of UNESCO, Koichiro Matsuura,
announced on Wednesday 8th of October, during the afternoon session of
the 180th Executive Council. Mr Matsuura advised that, accordingly, the
future entry into force of the 2001 Convention will take place on 2nd
January 2009 (three months after the deposit of the 20th ratification).
This is a significant milestone in the international protection of
underwater cultural heritage that began in the mid-1990s with the
development by ICOMOS of its Charter on the Protection of the Underwater
Cultural Heritage - ratified by the 11th ICOMOS General Assembly in
Sofia, Bulgaria, October 1996. There is a long way to go yet of course -
for Australia and many other countries - but this Convention just came
into harbour!
UNESCO, ICOMOS (and its International Scientific Committee, ICUCH), AIMA,
ACUA as well as many other organisations and individuals will need to
continue to work with the other countries that are moving toward
ratification - as well as to assist countries that have ratified.
Capacity building - ie. developing an infrastructure of authorities with
competence in UCH management, will be a key focus. Providing access to
university courses and practical skills, eg. NAS programs, will play an
increasingly important role in ensuring the effective implementation of
the principles and rules of the Convention.
For the full list of ratified countries to date see the UNESCO site at
http://portal.unesco.org/la/convention.asp?language=E&KO=13520
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David Nutley
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11) les autres / the others
- major exhibition touring to Noumea, New Caledonia
les autres / the others
Noumea, New Caledonia
29 October 2008 - 8 February 2009
Opening Celebration October 28, 2008
Tjibaou cultural centre
Noumea, New Caledonia
www.adck.nc
'the others' or 'les autres' is the touring name of 'the other APT', a
multi-artform exhibition produced to coincide with and respond to the 5th
Asia Pacific Triennial, with a similar focus - of art within the
Asia-Pacific region. However, in the interest of protocol, best practice
and inclusiveness, artworks were sought more locally, from Brisbane and
beyond, to highlight the fact that Coastal areas have an interesting
hybrid mix of artists, right here, right now, and are also in dialogue
with the first people of Australia.
The primary curatorial premise of 'the others / les autres' is to show
works from Indigenous Australian Artists, and also show meaningful works
from other Artists that may constitute them as a friend in culture and
good visitor to this country, in meaningful dialogue and otherwise. In
other words, Aboriginals actively engaging with each other, and those
from other cultural backgrounds - Torres Strait Islander, Melanesian,
Samoan, Maori, Japanese, Filipino and others from outside the
Asia-Pacific Rim, providing a true survey, commenting on individual and
shared experience. Naturally some of these works are collaborations -
existing works, and also works produced especially for the other APT, but
all really important discourse, culturally and historically towards the
importance of place, ceremony, ritual, legend, identity, politics and
mutual respect.
Opening Celebration 28 October, 2008 - from 6 to 8 pm
at the Tjibaou cultural centre, Noumea
Address : Rue des Accords de Matignon, Tina
BP 378 - 98845 Noumea Cedex
New Caledonia
Join us for a free opening program from 6 pm featuring:
Aboriginal Didgeridoo Master Lez Bex Beckett, Performance Artist Ann
Fuata, along with other Artists featured in the exhibition Madelyn Hodge,
Chantal Fraser, Maia and Curator Jenny Fraser.
Critique:
"We all try to mediate the spaces in-between these binaries and I
cannot help but imagine The Other APT in these terms. Mediating the
social and cultural imaginaries of Indigeneity, it plots a landscape
where tradition and disenfranchisement overlap and contradict each other
and these inconsistencies intersect the exhibition's themes of place,
legend, identity, politics and mutual respect."
Kylie Gaffney
The Other APT: An Exhibition of Other Perspectives
Machine Magazine 2007
"One of the nagging criticisms of Brisbane's hugely successful Asia
Pacific Triennale has been their handling of 'the Aboriginal problem' and
finding a space for the Asian and Pacific within us; those local
Australian societies of Asian and Pacific heritage who have had a long
and deep relationship with our national identity; though often
folded/secreted within. Finding a credible comfortable conceptual space
and opportunity for local participation rather than artist heroes from
major economic giants of the region has lingered as a quandary of what
has otherwise been a major achievement."
Djon Mundine OAM - Indigenous Curator, Contemporary Art, Campbelltown Art
Centre.
APT: Aboriginal People Try - 'The other APT'
Artlink Magazine, March 2007
The catalogue accompanying the group exhibition features writings
by Jenny Fraser, Gary Lee, Tauline Virtue and Djon Mundine.
For more information please visit:
http://www.geocities.com/theotherapt
Gallery Opening Times:
9 am to 5 pm
Tuesday to Sunday. Closed on Monday.
Curator :
Jenny Fraser
Contact:
dot_ayu@yahoo.com.au
Agency for the Development of the Kanak Culture / Tjibaou cultural
centre:
- Staff management:
Marie-Claude Tjibaou, President of the Board of Directors
Emmanuel Kasarherou, Director
Ashley Vindin, General Secretary
Lydia Guichet, Deputy General Secretary
- Tjibaou cultural centre,
Visual Arts & Exhibitions Department:
Petelo Tuilalo, Head of the Visual Arts & Exhibitions Department
Sandra Maillot Win Nemou, Contemporary Art Collection Manager
Laura Wadrawane, Exhibition Manager
- Communication service:
Jerome Devillers, Press & Communication Agent
Contact: JeromeD@adck.nc
'the others / les autres' is supported by Arts Queensland.
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12) Conservation Architect -
National Trust of Australia (WA) - CLOSING DATE EXTENDED
Classification: Level 3.1 (specified calling)
Salary range: $81,000-$89,000
The National Trust of Australia (WA) seeks an experienced conservation
architect to work with relevant staff to manage the Trust's diverse
heritage property portfolio with an emphasis on conservation and
maintenance.
The position would suit a person who enjoys challenging projects, is
highly organized yet flexible and works well in a small team environment.
A well developed understanding of contemporary approaches to built
heritage conservation and the management of heritage places is essential,
as is experience in managing conservation and building contracts and
projects.
This is an initial 3 year contract with a view to extension subject to
funding and satisfactory performance.
For a copy of the Job Description Form please contact Enzo Sirna.
National Trust of Australia (WA)
4 Havelock Street
WEST PERTH WA 6005
Tel: (08) 9321 6088
Email:
Enzo.Sirna@ntwa.com.au
CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS: Friday 31 OCTOBER 2008
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13) PRACTICE OPPORTUNITY for an
experienced heritage practitioner
There is an opportunity for an experienced heritage practitioner
to join a well-established Melbourne heritage practice as part of the
management and ownership team.
This opportunity could suit:
- An experienced heritage
practitioner not currently working as a heritage consultant
- A solo consultant
wanting to gain the benefits of a team environment
- A small firm seeking to
expand and that offers services in one or more cultural heritage
fields
This is a partnership opportunity.
For more information, and to indicate your interest on a strictly
confidential basis, contact: Gil Arnold ~ Planned Practice Management on
0408 403 439 ~
www.plannedpractice.com.
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14) Collections Council of
Australia, SA - Project Officer (part-time)
The Collections Council of Australia is seeking to recruit a part-time
Project Officer to work on a range of projects for movable cultural
heritage in Australia.
Location: Adelaide, South Australia
Salary and capacity: $55,712 (pro rata) incl. leave load + super
for a 0.6 FTE week (22.5 hours)
Duration: 6 months in the first instance
Applications due: Monday 10 November 2008
Interviews: Monday 17 November 2008
Position Description and guide to applying for the position is
available at:
http://www.collectionscouncil.com.au/Default.aspx?tabid=650
Contact person: Margaret Birtley, CEO, Collections Council of
Australia,
info@collectionscouncil.com.au or (08) 8207 7287
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Australia ICOMOS Secretariat
Georgia Meros, Secretariat Officer
Cultural Heritage Centre for Asia and the Pacific
Deakin University
221 Burwood Highway
Burwood Victoria 3125
Telephone: (03) 9251 7131
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Email: austicomos@deakin.edu.au
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