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132 21 st General ConferenCe & 22 nd General assembly of ICom VIenna 2007 interiors-tradition and innovation”. Lisa Pilosi described the “restoration of the Wrightsman rooms in the metropolitan museum of art in new York city”, randi gaustad described “the chandelier in norway”; Käthe Klappenbach told us about giovanni Battista metellino, and i described the royal chandeliers of La granja. Without a doubt, the participation of members of the european society “Light and glass”, with their chairman, Dr. Koenigsmarková, and discussions concerning chandeliers in museums allowed to study in depth and clarify different aspects related to this topic. Post congress tour and visits made in Vienna to different museums and glass collections (schloss Hof, Produkentsammland, steinhof-Kirche -Koloman moser Windows-, Hofburg museum, chandelier-showrooms, Kunsthistorisches museum, science museum, Wiener glassmuseum Lobmeyr...), and out of the town (Bratislava: studio Zora Polova y Kvetna glass factory, among others) were very interesting meetings and visits that allowed us to get to know the Viennese design, as well as artistic, historic, and industrial glass. moreover, at the laboratory for glass analysis with Prof. schreiner, we were able to check the latest systems used on the analysis of different types of glass, the technical instrumental and the most frequently used tests. in short, it was a very intensive and enlightening week that we will never forget. During the icom-glass meeting, Jutta Page suggested the idea, shared by all of us, of celebrating the next icomglass meeting in France (nancy) or Portugal, or even in spain, all of them countries with an old glass tradition and with collections of unquestionable artistic value. We are studying these ideas and we will let you know next year’s plans as soon as possible. Paloma Pastor rey de Viñas chair icom glass
icDaD international committee for Decorative art and Design ICDAD Meeting held in Vienna during ICOM 2007, Vienna, 19 th to 24 th August 2007 icDaD-international committee of Decorative arts and Design organized a meeting within the icom general conference 2007 in Vienna. the topic of the conference was “collecting Decorative arts and Design: individual approach and responsibility for the Universal Heritage. Private collectors and Public institutions”. the conference was hosted by the maK-austrian museum of applied arts / contemporary art, Vienna. the agenda of the one week meeting was focused on new research on the history of collecting in the field of Decorative Arts, new displays and restored interiors in our field in Vienna and its environs: Visits to the castle of Schloss Hof, hunting ground for Prince eugene of savoy, Laxenburg, former country residence of the Habsburgs and the esterhazy fortress Forchtenstein did make part of the program. the collections of the maK and the former silver chamber and imperial Furniture collection were important points of visit. the recently newly installed Liechtenstein museum in the 9th district was the place for a presentation and reception as well as the maK. icDaD took the chance to invite other committees like DemHist and costume and glass for this reception in order to foster the exchange of ideas. a focus was laid on contemporary Design, with guided tours and visits to contemporary jewellery designers workshops and the „Quartier 21“, space for contemporary Design and art within Vienna’s „museums Quarter“. three days of lectures helped the participants to get a deep insight of the development of Decorative arts and Design in austria. the post conference tour focused on the relations between Vienna and the czech republic, visiting the mies van der rohes tugendhat Villa in Brno and the birthplace of the architect and designer Josef Hoffmann in Brtnice /moravia, which is runned since 2006 as a joint branch of the maK, Vienna and the moravian gallery, Brno. this also meant an exchange of knowledge and expertise with czech colleagues in the field in order to broaden the view of what collecting in the field of Decorative Art could mean nowadays. the full program and pictures of the conference are available on the homepage of icDaD: http://www.icom-icdad.com/ rainald Franz President icDaD 133
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21ST GENERAL CONFERENCE & 22ND GENE
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contents introduction..............
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aFgHanistan DenmarK moLDoVa sWaZiLa
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icomam christoph Hatschek, Heeresge
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Monday, August 20 th , 2007 08:30 -
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WeLcome eVent oF tHe 21 st icom gen
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sively global changes which have co
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BERND LÖTSCH, Director of the Natu
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so, museum experts are sometimes re
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inaUgUration sPeecHes 19 th august,
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ALISSANDRA CUMMINS, President of IC
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Unesco convention on Promoting cult
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2) The ICOM conference is an opport
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imPressions oF tHe icom generaL con
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Unlike the legal movements of cultu
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The first principle is the responsi
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oPening ceremonY oF tHe 21 st icom
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museums are among those institution
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logy is only a means toward creatin
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The motivation to learn something n
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Conclusion: museums, like many othe
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Footnote: 1 This paper which is abo
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processual approach, Davis traces t
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museum model therefore serves the n
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PETER KAMPITS, Dean of the Faculty
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of norms and regulations that a soc
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egarding their task of preserving t
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the other hand, it leads, in a cons
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SUSAN LEGENE, Head of the curatoria
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a common bond. and this in turn mad
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go, and two of the so-called Deuter
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to the common goal of sustainabilit
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proach as advocated by icom, to dev
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at: www.princeclausfund.org. 18 sam
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hand there are the rules and regula
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that’s the irony of history or be
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not. as a matter of fact, he or she
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PaneL DiscUssion, 19 th augsut, con
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Elaine Heumann Gurian: First of all
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it on his tongue and said, “When
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Hans Belting: can you understand me
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