Saturday 10 March 2012, 9.30AM to 5.00pm
9.30 Registration and coffee
Session One: 10.00 - 11.15
Stephanie Pratt (Plymouth), 'Collecting American Indian Culture in Paris and London, 1700-1750'
Sadiah Qureshi (Birmingham), '"A Peep at the Natives": Collecting, Exhibiting and Studying Foreign Peoples'
11.15-11.45 Tea and Coffee break
Session Two: 11.45-1.00
Nicholas Dew (McGill), 'Collecting Global Data in Enlightenment Paris'
Tom Stammers (Cambridge), 'Scavengers Beneath the Guillotine: Collecting and Chronicling the French Revolution'
1.00-2.00 Lunch
Session Three: 2.00-3.15
Arlene Leis (York), 'Accumulating Sociability: Visitor Cards in the Paper Collections of Sarah Sophia Banks'
Ruth Scobie (York), '"Shall nought but ghosts and trinkets be display'd?": Gothic Owyheee in Eighteenth-Century Museums'
3.15-3.45 Tea and coffee
3.45-5.00
Helen Cowie (York), 'Collecting and Community: Provincial Zoological gardens in Early 19th-Century Britain'
Vicky Carroll, 'Charles Waterton: Collector and Storyteller'
Registration is now available at the Online store . The fee is £12.00, which covers a simple lunch and teas/coffees.
Members of the University of York. Please email Clare Bond to register. Registration is free, but if you require lunch the cost will be £5.00 (cheques made payable to University of York (Collections).
Location: Huntingdon Room, KG/122