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The Association of European Printing Museums (AEPM) annual conference is being hosted this year by the Centre for printing history and culture (CPHC) and Winterbourne House & Garden at the University of Birmingham (UK).
The theme of the conference is the relationship between printing history and heritage sites that are custodians of the material evidence of print. This conference will consider the role of printing heritage in the twenty-first century and discuss the interdependent relationship between heritage sites and printing historians — how it works, how it could it work, the benefits, problems, and possible new models for working. Tickets include attendance to the 3 days of conference, with refreshments and a light lunch on each day, plus an evening meal at Cuore Restaurant, University of Birmingham, on Wednesday 3rd September.
The theme of the conference:
This conference will consider the role of printing heritage in the twenty-first century and discuss the interdependent relationship between heritage sites and printing historians – how it works, how it could work, the benefits, problems, and possible new models for working.
Please use this link for further information on the conference: Association of European Printing Museums ~ Exploring printing heritage in theory and in practice