Museum Ethnographers' Group Annual Conference
Collections, Collaboration and Communities
Monday 7 and Tuesday 8 April 2014
University of Aberdeen
REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN
Registration closes on 3 March
We hope that many of you can join us in Aberdeen
for this year’s conference. We have many excellent speakers and are looking
forward to a thought provoking and stimulating few days exploring and addressing
the theme of collections, collaboration and communities.
Museums now embrace opportunities to work with a range of communities and
to develop a variety of partnerships. Recent research has also
re-conceptualised the relationships between objects and between objects and
people. This conference will explore how museum collections can inspire and
benefit from a range of collaborations, and the opportunities brought by
different disciplinary perspectives.
As well as these formal elements, the conference is an excellent
opportunity for networking, or as we like to think of it, making new friends
and catching up with old ones. There will therefore be a conference dinner and
as we are in Scotland a traditional ceilidh to enjoy. There will also be the
opportunity to visit the exhibition ‘Fiji, Scotland and the making of Empire’
in King’s Museum.
The programme is in the stages of being finalised. For more information, to
keep up-to-date and to register for the conference, please visit the University
of Aberdeen conference page.
King's Museum, Aberdeen |
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