Symposium on climate--addendum

International Symposium on the future of Museum Climate seen in the
    context of Global Climate Change and Energy Priority
National Gallery of Denmark
Solvgade 48-50 Copenhagen
Monday March 1, 2010

The 'International Symposium on the future of Museum Climate seen in
the context of Global Climate Change' is now open for registration.

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The symposium will take place on Monday March 1, 2010 at the
National Gallery of Denmark, Copenhagen.

    <URL:http://www.smk.dk/smk.nsf/docs/forside!opendocument>

The internationally renowned speakers will address some of the
questions which are inherent to the climate challenges: Can we
gather the museum field nationally and/or internationally around new
acceptable climate requirements for exhibition galleries and
storage? How can we create exhibitions and expose our common
cultural heritage in a sustainable way which is also acceptable for
future generations? How can museums be run in a more CO2 neutral way
while simultaneously guaranteeing an adequate indoor climate? Can we
envision Green Museums as role-models for society? And lastly, how
does a global movement such as Cradle-to-Cradle see the function of
the museum as keepers of the past and torches for the future?

Website:

    <URL:http://www.smk.dk/
        smk.nsf/docs/b2ce846074efe4a4c12576a3005dba64>

Program:

    <URL:http://www.smk.dk/
        smk.nsf/docs/d1242c240b7a6393c12576a300562f7a>

Registration:

    <URL:http://www.dkmuseer.dk/
        public/dokumenter/Arrangementer2/
        Gr%F8nne%20Museer/Registration%20Form(1)LL.doc>

The symposium is organised by the National Gallery of Denmark in
collaboration with The Association of Danish Museums (ODM)

    <URL:http://www.dkmuseer.dk/english/>

and made possible thanks to support from the Heritage Agency of
Denmark (KUAS)

    <URL:http://www.kulturarv.dk/english/home/>

and takes place simultaneous with the two temporary exhibitions
'Nature Strikes Back'

    <URL:http://www.smk.dk/naturestrikesback>

and 'RETHINK

    <URL:http://www.smk.dk/
    smk.nsf/docs/3ef38b89afe5427bc125765e002e788e>

both offering the public tantalizing food for thought.

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