From: Richard Sullivan (richsul@earthlink.net)
Date: 07/10/02-08:48:19 AM Z
Here's a rough copy of the APIS program.
I'm late to the airport so no editing!
Here is the programme:
We now have a pretty good programme for the 2002 APIS on Saturday and
Sunday July 13 and 14. There will a special visit behind the scenes to the
world class collections of photographs and equipment at midday on Friday 12
July.
There will be a number of talks on practice, process, influences and
history but the main emphasis will be on the pictures. Remember that
pictures are to be chosen for inclusion in the illustrated proceedings of
APIS 2002 which will be published, free to those attending APIS, as a
special edition of The PhotoHistorian at a price to be announced.
Space to display portfolios will be provided in a separate room. Everyone
who wishes to do so will have the opportunity to talk to APIS about their
work.
There are some places still available which can be reserved at
www.bostick-sullivan or by sending an e mail to terryaking@aol.com until
Wednesday
or by telephoning Terry King on +44(0)7958 65 77 31.
The draft programme is as follows:
Friday 12 July.
12 00 Special visit to the collections. Meet in the foyer of the Museum.
Saturday 13 July
09 30 Registration and Coffee (see directions in the foyer).
10 00 Introduction to APIS by Terry King and Dick Sullivan
10 10 Ernestine Rubin will talk about her pictures and her choice of
alternative
processes to make them. (a substitute speaker will be found)
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11 00 Presentation of portfolios ( there will be a time limit for each
speaker )
11 30 Comfort break
11 40 Presentation of portfolios
12 00 Galina Manikova, Photography on ceramics.
12 45 Speaker to be announced or, depending on the weather,a group calotype
of APIS to be taken by Richard Morris immediate past Chairman of The
Historical Group
13 00 Buffet lunch
1400 A demonstration of the oleobrom process by Kirk Toft.
14 45 A joint talk by Professors Alschuler and Bjelkhagen on the Lippmann
process, a nineteenth century process that gave images in brilliant colour
with examples by Professors Bjelkhagen and Anschuler and Darren
Green.
15 30 Comfort break
1540 Jan Faul on computers and alternative processes. Jan's talk will serve as
an introduction to a discussion on the use of computers for the making of
internegs and on multimedia applications.
16 45 Portfolios
Until close.
20 00 Dinner at a restaurant specialising in Bradford's famous Asian cuisine.
Sunday 14 July
09 30 Meet for coffee
10 00 Galina Manikova on alternative processes on 'alternative' surfaces.
11 00 Linda Bussey on an 'alternative' installation.
11 25 Comfort break
11 30 Stan Klimek of California talks on his experience of alternative
processes
from ambrotype to platinum over gum
12 10 Dr Michael Maunder will introduce Dr Dunstan Perara's process using
pigmented light
sensitive polymers including examples of work by Dr Dunstan Perera and others.
12 40 Portfolios
13 00 Lunch
14 00 Group calotype or speaker to be announced.
14 15 Dick Sullivan on plans for the manufacture of colour tissues for carbon
and Carbro printing. Examples of work by Gerard Asniers will be
shown.
15 45 Portfolios
15 30 Comfort break
15 35 Influences and style in alternative photography with reference to Puyo,
Frederick Evans and others. in his talk Terry Kingcurrent Chairman
of The Historical Group, will show examples
his work and of others
16 10 Process or Pictures or Both ? Or Why do we do it ?'
A panel of speakers will explain why they have devoted their time to
alternative processes and taken the choices they have. The floor will
then be open for discussion.
?? ?0 Portfolios.
Followed by return to the real world.
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