4444
Accession Number
15979
Author
Child, Margaret S.
Editor
Cohen-Stratyner, Barbara; Brigitte, Kueppers
Title Of Article Chaper
Funding preservation programs
Title Of Journal Book
Preserving America's performing arts: papers from the conference on preservation management for performing arts collection, April 28 - May 1, 1982, Washington D.C
Pages
78-79
Publisher
Theatre Library Association
Publisher City
New York
ISBN
932610072
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Meeting
Conference on Preservation Management for Performing Arts Collection
Meeting City
Washington (D.C.)
Meeting Country
United States
Abstract
As funding for preservation is limited, the choice of what to preserve must be carefully made. For example, if all newspaper clippings in a theatre collection cannot be microfilmed, they can perhaps be divided into groups - related to particular theatres, certain performers and their agents, etc. These sub-groups can then be transferred to a more permanent form and copies circulated to others. It must still be accepted that some materials must be allowed to deteriorate and disappear. Which these should be is not a decision for one institution to make; it must be made jointly by librarians, archivists and users. -- ICCROM
Keywords
Conservation, ethics; cultural property, protection planning; archive, document reproduction; ICCROM
pub_id
4444
Meeting Date
19820428-19820501