Showing posts with label assessment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label assessment. Show all posts

September 1, 2013

Significance Assessment Workshop at The Lithgow Small Arms Factory

Ancient Order of the Druids collection that is part of the Nationally Significant Fraternal Societies collection
Golden Memories Museum in Millthorpe.

Hello to you all.

I have now arranged the Significance Assessment Workshop with Kylie Winkworth that was requested at our last meeting at Rockley. I have gained a Museums and Galleries NSW grant to pay for Kylie’s attendance.
 

Our Host will be The Lithgow Small Arms Factory, as offered.
 

They have arranged a sit down lunch of Roast Beef and various salads for a cost of $10, which also  include a substantial morning tea.
 

Agenda for the Day:
 

   *  9.30am to 10am:  morning tea and registration
 

   *  10am to 10.30am:  meeting to deal with housekeeping issues
 

   *  10.30 am:  workshop commences,
 

   *  Circa 3.30 pm:  workshop finishes
 

This is a wonderful opportunity to gain expert training in what relates to understanding significance objects in your collections the levels of those objects whether they are of local, regional State or possibly National Significance, and how collections of objects and archival material can form significant collections (as  in the photo above).
 

The understanding gained will help you protect your objects and collections. It will also help you gain skills that can be used when applying for grants to help conserve the objects or collections.
 

I look forward to seeing you all at Lithgow on the 21st of September. Please Register with John as soon as possible, as I have documents and a little homework for you to do before the workshop and the sooner you register the sooner we can pass on the documents.

 

 Kind Regards to you all
 

Elaine Kaldy
 

President CTC of MA

December 19, 2012

Collection Documentation and Significance Assessment - New grant programs


This initiative is commencing in 2013 and will enable community museums and keeping places to bring in specialists to work with volunteers on documentation and or significance assessment of objects and collections. Core projects include identifying significant objects, writing significance statements, cataloguing objects, digitally photographing objects and entering collection information into a database. This is an Arts NSW devolved funding program, administered by M&G NSW.

Amount: Up to $7,500
Closing: Tuesday 29 January 2013
More:  www.mgnsw.org.au


 Ref: M&G NSW News 19 December 2012