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Ontario Association of Art Galleries Presents:
*HyperLink: Creating and Developing Websites for Visual Arts Organizations*
**Monday, March 22, 2004, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm**
Prefix Institute of Contemporary Art,
401 Richmond Street, Suite 124, Toronto, Ontario
Registration Fees (includes lunch): $115 OAAG members, $150 general
HyperLink is a one-day interactive workshop that will inspire arts
organizations to maximize the content and presentation of their websites.
The workshop is intended for novice and experienced staff responsible for
their gallery websites and is ideal for both organizations seeking to revamp
their current sites and those starting from scratch. Participants can expect
to learn the key elements of successful sites in the visual arts sector and
have a chance to get their current sites critiqued by professionals.
Presenters:
o Patrick Côté, designer of the award-winning Carleton University Art
Gallery website (www.carleton.ca/gallery)
o John Dalrymple, Development Manager at the Textile Museum of Canada,
and designer/developer of their innovative online project Clay and
Cloth: Communicating Culture (www.textilemuseum.ca/cloth_clay)
o Bill Kirby, creator of the successful Centre for Contemporary Canadian
Art website (www.ccca.ca)
*Agenda:*
AM: Panel Presentations. Issues to be covered include: content
development, innovative design and presentation, archiving images, ideal
navigation, implementing copyright, efficiently maintaining sites,
creative partnerships.
PM: Case studies and Website Critique Session.
Early registrants may sign up to potentially have their gallerys'
websites critiqued as part of the afternoon presentations. The websites
will be critiqued by some of the presenters, and in front of all
registrants.
**Please indicate on the registration form if you are interested in having
your gallery's website critiqued, and contact OAAG for more information.**
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Registration form:
HyperLink: Creating and Developing Websites for Visual Arts Organizations
March 22, 2004
Name:
Institution:
Position:
Address:
City, Postal Code:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Yes! I am interested in having my gallery's website critiqued __
Website: http://
Registration Fee: __ $115 (OAAG members) __ $150 (general)
I would like to pay by q cheque (made payable to the Ontario Association of
Art Galleries) __ VISA
VISA Card number: Expiry Date: Amount
** To register, please complete this form and mail, fax, or email to:
OAAG, 49 McCaul Street, N2, Toronto, ON M5T 2WT
Tel: (416) 598 0714 FAX: (416) 598 4128 Email: [log in to unmask] **
Cancellations received up to ten business days prior to the session are
subject to a 30% service charge. Cancellations received beyond this date are
non-refundable. Please retain a copy of this form as your invoice.
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Presenters:
Patrick Côté is an award-winning freelance web and print designer in Ottawa.
He has designed and implemented numerous major websites both locally and
nationally. His print work includes exhibition catalogues, brochures and
signage, as well as branding and business packages for prominent companies.
John Dalrymple, M.M.St., B.A. has worked for the Textile Museum of Canada
(TMC) for more than two years and is currently the Museum's Development
Manager. Dalrymple came to the Textile Museum in 2001 as the Project Manager
and Web Designer for the Virtual Museum of Canada funded project Cloth and
Clay: Communicating Culture, an online exhibition developed by the TMC and
the Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art. For this project, he won the Merchant
Capital Group Design Award for Best Special Project Web Site at the Ontario
Association of Art Galleries Awards in 2003. The project was also the second
prize winner in the Best CD ROM category at the American Association of
Museums 2003 Museum Publications Design Competition.
Bill Kirby is the Founder and Executive Director of the Centre for
Contemporary Canadian Art and is the
Director of The Canadian Art Database Project (www.ccca.ca). The site
project includes 30,000+ images, media clips and texts, 450+ visual and
media artists, graphic designers and writers, and special projects The
Ontario Society of Artists Project, The Isaacs Gallery Project, The Inuit
Artists Project and The OneZeroZero Virtual Library. He is also actively
involved in the international Museum Computer Network.
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Margot Berrill
Professional Development & Public Programs Coordinator
Ontario Association of Art Galleries
49 McCaul Street, Suite N2
Toronto Ontario M5T 2W7
tel: (416) 598-0714
fax: (416) 598-4128
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