Showing posts with label 2015 conference. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2015 conference. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 3, 2016
Paper Points North: A Look at the 2015 Banff Conference
Missed the 2015 Friends of Dard Hunter Annual Meeting, or looking to relive the conference? Keep scrolling for an overview of the Paper Points North conference that took place at the Banff Centre in October. If you're on Instagram, find photos from conference attendees at #ppnbanff.
Wednesday, August 5, 2015
Concerned About Travel Costs to Banff? Here's Why You Shouldn't Be
Fun Fact! Travel and accommodation costs for Banff are on average $300 less expensive than last year's San Francisco conference! That's like getting 100 yards of pellon at $3 per yard and enjoying a paper-filled weekend in the Alberta Rockies.
- Average roundtrip flights to Calgary roughly:
- from Chicago $418
- from New York City $509
- from Los Angeles $386
- Travel from Airport to Banff Centre is roughly $80 round trip.
- Lodging is roughly $127.00 USD a night American (+$11 a night for each additional person).
More conference information at friendsofdardhunter.org >
PASSPORTS: Also, now is the time to begin your passport paperwork if you need to renew or apply for a new one. U.S. Passports & International Travel >
QUESTIONS? Please contact VP for Annual Meetings, Marie McInerney at paperpnorth@gmail.com with any questions.
Tuesday, August 4, 2015
A Sneak Peak of the Conference Speakers - More Presentations Announced Soon!
A Sneak Peak of the Conference Speakers
More Presentations Announced Soon!
2015 Keynote Speaker
David Carruthers of La Papeterie Saint-Armond
Lyndon Barrois Jr
Versatility and Experimentation as (forms of) Migration
Helmut Becker
Breaking, Scutching & Heckling Retted Fibre Flax Plants, Film: The Wee Blue Blossom, and a Presentation of Flax Glossary
Caitlin Chaisson
Half-Time: Manual Resistance in Drawing
Kerri Cushman
Unbound: The Power of Paper
Nicole Donnelly and Mary Tasillo
Pulp to the People: Creative Placemaking / Community Papermaking
Susan Gosin
The Other Branch: Following in the Footsteps of Douglas Howell
IAPMA
2016 Congress in Turkey and 30 Years
Eveline Kolijn
The Paper Landscape
Donna Koretsky
The Significance of the Silkworm in the Invention of Paper in China and its Role Today
Helen O’Connor
The Art of Collaboration and Poetry
Register for the Conference:
Thursday, July 16, 2015
Announcing David Carruthers as the 2015 Keynote Speaker at Paper Points North
The Friends of Dard Hunter are honored and excited to welcome David Carruthers as the Keynote Speaker at Paper Points North, the 2015 Annual Meeting. David is the owner and founder of La Papeterie Saint-Armand.
David opened Saint-Armand is 1979, after leaving his job at the Pulp & Paper Association of Canada because he had had enough of office work. Papermaking has been in the Carruthers family for generations. David’s grand-father George Carruthers was owner of the Interlake Paper Mill, in Ontario. He also wrote the book “Papermaking” which traces the history of 100 years of papermaking in Canada up to 1905. David’s father was a paper salesman with the family firm and he had a gift for selling ‘remainders’ by the carload. The Papeterie Saint-Armand is located in Montreal’s historic South West Borough and provides handmade paper, machine-made paper, and sanded paper to a variety of clients locally, nationally and internationally. Saint-Armand is a longstanding pillar within Montreal’s community of small/medium manufacturers, and David’s commitment and interest in the local business community is as strong as ever.
David opened Saint-Armand is 1979, after leaving his job at the Pulp & Paper Association of Canada because he had had enough of office work. Papermaking has been in the Carruthers family for generations. David’s grand-father George Carruthers was owner of the Interlake Paper Mill, in Ontario. He also wrote the book “Papermaking” which traces the history of 100 years of papermaking in Canada up to 1905. David’s father was a paper salesman with the family firm and he had a gift for selling ‘remainders’ by the carload. The Papeterie Saint-Armand is located in Montreal’s historic South West Borough and provides handmade paper, machine-made paper, and sanded paper to a variety of clients locally, nationally and internationally. Saint-Armand is a longstanding pillar within Montreal’s community of small/medium manufacturers, and David’s commitment and interest in the local business community is as strong as ever.
To learn more about La Papeterie Saint Armand:
More Conference & Registration Information
Wednesday, July 15, 2015
It's Time to Register for Paper Points North, the 2015 Annual Meeting of the Friends of Dard Hunter
PAPER POINTS NORTH
2015 Annual Meeting of the Friends of Dard Hunter
October 22-25, 2015
Banff, Alberta
You are invited to Paper Points North, the 2015 Annual Meeting of the Friends of Dard Hunter, held in the beautiful Alberta Rockies at the internationally recognized Banff Centre. Enjoy a long weekend of conversation and activities filled with handmade paper!
The conference starts Thursday, October 22 with a talk given by the 2015 Keynote Speaker, David Carruthers of La Papeterie Saint-Armand. Then, enjoy two days of demonstrations, lectures, studio tours, the member's exhibition, and an evening banquet with a live auction. Hope to see you there!
More Conference & Registration Information http://www.friendsofdardhunter.org/conference.html
MORE LINKS
Join the Facebook Event Page
https://www.facebook.com/events/686632544774815/
Book Banff Accommodations
https://register.banffcentre.ca/V1WEBCONTROLS/GroupComments.aspx
Enter & Login to the New Registration & Membership Website
https://thefriendsofdardhunter.wildapricot.org/Meeting
Learn about the Banff Centre
http://www.banffcentre.ca/
Questions? Please visit the conference site for a list of contacts.
http://www.friendsofdardhunter.org/2015-contact.html
#ppnbanff
Monday, February 23, 2015
Call for Proposals for Paper Points North, the 2015
It's time to submit proposals for talks, panels and demonstrations for Paper Points North, the 2015 annual meeting! Embarking northward to the beautiful Alberta Rockies, this year’s conference will be held at the internationally recognized Banff Centre, a well respected confluence of art, science, and research. The primary focus of Paper Points North is to question how we honor the traditional methods of papermaking while expanding into new methods of research, innovation, education, and technology.
Deadline for Submissions: April 17, 2015
More information at www.friendsofdardhunter.org
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