Monthly Archives: October 2012

From the Bench: Making Things Amber Clear

Posted on October 31, 2012 by Gbullard

This post is part of the “From the Bench” series celebrating the work of conservators. Part scientist, part detective, they work to preserve the past for the future. This series features the voices of conservators who are working on IMLS-supported … Continue reading →

Grants to University of Michigan Help Answer Questions of Copyright

Posted on October 26, 2012 by koconnell

By Richard C. Adler, Special Projects Librarian University of Michigan Library The Copyright Office at the University of Michigan Library is bringing to a close the first phase of its new project, the Copyright Review Management System-World. CRMS-World is the second … Continue reading →

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AAHC Forum: Join the National Online Forum on African American History and Culture Grant Program

Posted on October 25, 2012 by mheintz

By Claudia French Deputy Director for Museums, IMLS Since 2006 the IMLS African American History and Culture (AAHC) program has offered grant opportunities to African American museums and historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs). Since its inception, this program has … Continue reading →

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From the Bench: A Collaborative Survey Shines Fresh Light on Korean Paintings

Posted on October 23, 2012 by Gbullard

This post is part of the “From the Bench” series celebrating the work of conservators. Part scientist, part detective, part artisan, part caretaker, a conservator works to preserve the past for the future. This series features the voices of conservators who … Continue reading →