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[Translate to Espagnol:] 2017 Umea<\/h2>\n

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[Translate to Espagnol:] COMCOL’ s next Annual Conference<\/b> took take place in Ume\u00e5, Sweden,\u200b from 5-9 December 2017, in collaboration with DOSS, Norsam, ICOM Sweden and our host V\u00e4sterbottens museum. Theme will be :The Guardians of Contemporary Collecting and Collections \u2013 working with (contested) collections and narratives. <\/p>\n

See the full program here<\/a> . On our facebook page you can find the pictures.\u00a0 <\/p>\n

The Call for Papers can be found here<\/a>. Please note that the call has closed. <\/p>\n

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[Translate to Espagnol:] 2016 Milaan<\/h2>\n

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[Translate to Espagnol:] COMCOL Annual Conference and Meeting 2016<\/b> took place in Milan, Italy, in conjunction with ICOM\u2019s General Conference 3-9 July. COMCOL\u2019s own conference was organized in partnership with ICFA (International Committee for Museums and Collections of Fine Art), and\u00a0started with a pre-conference meeting from 30 June in Bassano del Grappa.\u00a0 <\/p>\n

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You can download the full program here<\/a> <\/p>\n

and the minutes can be downloaded here<\/a><\/p>\n

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[Translate to Espagnol:] 2015 Seoul<\/h2>\n

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[Translate to Espagnol:] COMCOL\u2019s 2015 annual conference was organised in cooperation with ICOM Korea and hosted by The National Folk Museum of Korea. The conference was dedicated to the sustainability of collecting and collections. The theme links up with the theme of the International Museum Day, \u201cMuseums for a sustainable society\u201d, but will focus on the sustainability of the role of museums (and other heritage institutions) and their collections itself.\u2028 <\/p>\n

The most generally accepted definition of sustainability is the one given in the Brundtland Report of the World Commission on Environment and Development (1987) saying \u201cSustainable development is development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs\u201d. In its brochure, Sustainability and museums. Your chance to make a difference (2008), the UK Museums Association discusses how \u201cconcepts of sustainability have the potential to help museums improve their service to society, to make decisions about collections management, to secure long-term financial stability \u2013 and, of course, to serve future generations appropriately\u201d. Speaking about collections, the Museums Association suggests that to flourish sustainability, museums should \u201cacknowledge the legacy contributed by previous generations and pass on a better legacy of collections, information and knowledge to the next generation\u201d, and \u201cmanage collections well, so that they will be a valued asset for future generations, not a burden\u201d. In its conference, COMCOL will explore the meaning of this in terms of the composition and structure of collections. What specific methodological approaches towards collection development does sustainability require?\u00a0<\/p>\n

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2014 COMCOL Celje (EN)<\/h2>\n

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[Translate to Espagnol:] The 2014 annual conference of COMCOL was held from 3-6 December in Celje,\u00a0in Slovenia. The theme of the conference was: Collecting and collections in times of war or\u00a0political and social\u00a0change. <\/b> <\/p>\n

It was the aim of COMCOL to discuss the theory, practice and ethics of collection development. One of the issues being the social context of collection development, in particular the impact of prevailing ideologies. The 2014 annual conference was the last of a series of three conferences in which COMCOL explored this issue from different perspectives. In 2012 (Cape Town) we discussed how the concept of utopia influenced (and influences) the forming of collections. In 2013 (Rio de Janeiro) we discussed the re-interpretation of older collections, focusing on exhibitions as a medium for re-interpretation. In 2014 we explored the triangular relationship between ideology, the institutional mission and collection profile. In particular we explored how museum missions are influenced by changes in political ideologies and regimes, and to what extent collection profiles are adapted to the new missions. <\/p>\n

If you are interested you can view\u00a0here\u00a0the program<\/a><\/p>\n

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2013 COMCOL Rio de Janeiro (EN)<\/h2>\n

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COMCOL’s third annual meeting was organised in conjunction with the General Conference of ICOM. The COMCOL meetings took place on 12-15 August 2013. General theme of these meetings was: The re-interpretation and re-usages of (older) collections and their value for contemporary society<\/b>. In a joint day with ICMAH, ICME, ICR and ICOM Korea, this theme was specified as “Focus on collecting: contemporary collecting for reinterpreting (older) collections”. Together with MINOM<\/a> and the Museu da Mar\u00e9<\/a> a workshop was organised in the museum as follow-up of the workshop in District Six Museum held during the Cape Town 2012 conference. <\/p>\n

Programme<\/a>
First reflections by Peter van Mensch<\/a>
article by Paula dos Santos about Museum da Mar\u00e9<\/a><\/p>\n

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