C O N T E N T S
MONDAY, AUGUST 3
English
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MUSEUM SECURITY, Smithsonian Institution
Welcome
Robert Adams
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Robert Burke
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International Committee on Museum Security (ICMS) Business
Meeting •
A.E. Traynor, Chairman
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Mme. de Moltke, Translator
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Roger Wulff, Secretary
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Ellen Herscher, Director of AAM-ICOM
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Agenda
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 4
NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MUSEUM SECURITY,
Welcome and
Introductions
John F. Jameson, Assistant Secretary for
Administration, Smithsonian Institution, Host
Robert Burke, Chairman
A.E. Traynor, ICMS Chairman
Craig Black, Vice Chairman, US National Committee of
the International Council of Museums (ICOM)
Edward Able, Chairman, American Association
of Museums
David Liston, Conference Coordinator
Theft Prevention-- From the Inside
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MUSEUM SESSIONS
Key Bridge Marriott Hotel
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Stevan Layne, Denver Museum of Art
Jay Chambers, Sessions Chairman,
Smithsonian Institution
Construction Security
Jay Chambers, Panel Moderator
Frank Duley, Peabody Museum of Salem
Wilbur Faulk, J. Paul Getty Museum
Stevan Layne, Denver Art Museum
Ernest Lipple, Indianapolis Children's Museum
Frank Verrier, National Gallery of Art
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The Trials and Tribulations of Installing a New Burglary System 49
General Rules and Regulations for All Contractors at the
J.Paul Getty Museum
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Smithsonian Institution Office Memorandum 789
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Denver Art Museum Forms
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Division I Special Conditions
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Contractor Guidance for the Conduct of Work at the Smithsonian
Institution for Security, Safety and Related Matters
How Not to Install Museum Alarms
Bart Rinehart, Smithsonian Institution,
Panel Moderator
Fred Davis, National Museums of Canada
Leon Dixon, Smithsonian Institution
Steven Entringer, Dallas Museum of Art
Richard Smith, National Museums of Canada
John White, Smithsonian Institutin
LIBRARY SESSIONS
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Harry Farmer, Sessions Chairman Library of Congress
The Alarming of Libraries
John Camp, American Library Association,
Panel Moderator
Robert Brady, Pierpont Morgan Library
Jane Dayton, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
Frank DeRosa, Brooklyn Public Library
Tim Wilkinson, Carnegie Institute of Pittsburgh
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Lessons Learned from the Los Angeles Central Library Fire
Steven Bush, Library of Congress
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BUILDING MANAGEMENT SESSIONS
Michael
League,
Institution
Sessions
Chairman,
Smithsonian
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Energy Management Manageable?
Larry Stuebing, Smithsonian Institution
Robert Wiseman, Smithsonian Institution
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Historical Concerns in Facility Management
Dr. Cynthia Field, Smithsonian Institution
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5
An Operations Welcome
Richard Siegle, Director, Office of Facilities
Services, Smithsonian Institution
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How Small Museums Can Manage their Protection
Michael Mueller-Ali, Bishop Museum of Honolulu
Motivating Staff to Do What You Need
Michael Sullivan, St. Louis Art Museum
Stolen Art in America— A Panel of Stolen Art File Keepers and
Legal Parties
Huntington Block, Huntington Block Insurance,
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Panel Moderator
John Barelli, Metropolitan Museum of Art
James Beal, American Philatelic Society
Katharine Leab, BAM-BAM
Tom Moscardini, New York City Police Department
William Smith, Insurance Adjustors Lynn
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Pearson, International Foundatin for
Art Research, Inc.
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Charles Perrotta, Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Jane Yeingst, Washington, DC, Office of INTERPOL
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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MUSEUM SECURITY PRESENTATIONS
Cultural Property Protection Methodology in Norway
Kolbein Dahle, Fylkeskonservatoren i Nord-Trondelag,
Steinjker, Norway
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Security in French Museums - Status and Evolution
Serge Leroux, Direction of the Museums of France, Paris, France 229/230
The Sound and The Image Museum Experience in Brazil
Maria Cristina Mendes, Fundacao Nacional Pro-Memoria,
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Cultural Property Protection Methodology in India and
Other Countries in Asia
A.K. Chatterjee, Indian Museum, Calcutta, India
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 6
An Architect's Prize Building May Be Security's Nightmare
Steven Keller, Steven R.Keller and Associates, Inc.
Protection of Art Works in Transit
Tom Bresson, Smithsonian Institution
Emily Dyer, Smithsonian Institution
The Disaster is Not Being Prepared for the Disaster
Jane Slate Siena, Getty Conservation Institute
Awards Luncheon Presentations
Dean Anderson, The Under Secretary,
Smithsonian Institution
Fire Will Is Still Your Number One Threat
J. Andrew Wilson, Smithsonian Institution
Indoor Air Quality in Museums
F. William Billingsley, Smithsonian Institution
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REFERENCES AND PRACTICAL MATTERS
From the Conference Coordinator
Synopsis of History of the Conference
Ten Year Index to Conference Presentations
Stolen Art Files
Bibliography
Cultural Institution Support Organizations
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Cultural Protection Leadership
Guide to Conferencing
Upcoming Events
Book Purchase Forms
Maps
You are invited...
Membership Forms
Speaker List
Participant List
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