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List of exhibitions, museums, monuments and historic sites, archives visited in 2009

Like last year and with some delay, here is the list of exhibitions, museums, historic buildings and in addition this year, archives, visited in 2009. The list is, I believe, exhaustive as it was Held at the As ...

Exhibitions

• Picasso & the Masters (Paris, Galeries nationales du Grand Palais, January 2009)
• Emil Nolde (Paris, Galeries nationales du Grand Palais, January 2009)
• art vacuum (Roubaix ANMT, January 2009)
• The Paris of Les Miserables by Victor Hugo (Paris, Musee Carnavalet, February 2009)
• Collection Yves Saint-Laurent-Pierre Bergé (Paris, Grand Palace, February 2009)
• Giorgio di Chirico : The Dream Factory (Paris, Musée d'Art Moderne in Paris, February 2009)
• Gauguin's Vision sermon, the invention of synthetic (Quimper, Musee des Beaux Arts, March 2009, varnishing)
• The Strange Mr. Merson (Rennes, Musee des Beaux Arts, March 2009)
• Controversies (Paris, BNF, March 2009)
• Gates of Heaven: Visions of the World in Ancient Egypt (Paris, Louvre, April 2009)
• Yan Pei-Ming: the funeral of Mona Lisa (Paris, Louvre, April 2009)
• Great World Andy Warhol (Paris, GNGP, April 2009)
• An image can lead to another (Paris, GNGP, April 2009)
• The first altar (Paris, Louvre, April 2009)
• Kandinsky (Paris, Centre Pompidou, May 2009)
• Court Pomp and royal ceremonies (Chateau de Versailles, May 2009)
• Mount Athos and the Byzantine Empire: Treasures from the Holy Mountain (Paris, Petit Palace, May 2009)
• the Louvre during the war: photographic views (1938-1945) (Paris, Louvre, May 2009)
• De Siena Florence, the Italian primitives. Altenburg Collection (Paris, Musée Jacquemart-André, May 2009)
• Picasso - Cézanne (Aix-en-Provence, Musée Granet, June 2009)
• Alfons Mucha (Montpellier, Musée Fabre, 2009)
• Crime and Punishment, a legal history (Digne-les-Bains, departmental archives, July 2009)
• Miro in his garden (Fondation Maeght, Saint-Paul de Vence, August 2009)
• Soulages (Centre Pompidou, Paris, October 2009)
  
• The legend of King Arthur (BNF, Paris November 2009)
• Royal Splendour: the collection of tapestries of Louis XIV (Galerie des Gobelins, Paris, November 2009)
• Teotihuacan, city of gods (Musée du Quai Branly, Paris, November 2009)
• Tiffany (Musée du Luxembourg, Paris, November 2009)

Many exhibitions visited this year - some part of the INP, but most not - success stories and discoveries as well ... The five favorite shows I in 2009 (sorry, I could not limit myself to three as last year, the choice is extremely difficult): Emil Nolde (discovery-shock from an artist that I did not know at all), the first altar (we never change that you want) Alphons Mucha (exposure to both sumptuous and successful), Soulages (as of emotion), the legend of King Arthur (I really liked the staging and the effort made to convey an impressive amount of information in a digestible, however).

The three biggest misfires (and here I limit myself to 3): The art of empty-Picasso Cezanne, Teotihuacan (but I think that having visited the site a few weeks ago real me does not have an incentive to indulgence).

Museums

• Museum of pool (Roubaix, January 2009)
• Museum of Natural History (Lille, January 2009)
• City of Architecture and Heritage (Paris, February 2009)
• Modern Art Museum of the City of Paris (Paris, February 2009)
  
• Fishing Museum (Concarneau, March 2009)
• Chateau des Ducs de Bretagne (Nantes, March 2009)
• Musée des Beaux-Arts de Nantes (Nantes, March 2009)
• Musée Jacquemart-André (Paris, May 2009)
• Museum Granet (Aix-en-Provence, June 2009)
• Musee Fabre (Montpellier, 2009)
  
• Gassendi Museum (Digne-les- bathroom, August 2009)
• Bodmer Foundation (Switzerland, Cologny, August 2009)
• National Museum of Anthropology (Mexico, Mexico City, October 2009)
• Castillo de Chapultepec, the Museum of History Mexico City (Mexico City, October 2009)
• Historical Museum of Oaxaca (Mexico, October 2009)
  
• Museum Unterlinden (Colmar, France, November 2009)

Blow of heart for the Fabre museum I had seen before its renovation, and I rediscovered this summer. Stroke heart as for the castle of the Dukes of Brittany, despite all the controversy over its renovation, I found that this was a great success.
NB: Missing Italian museums I visited in Umbria, then this book has remained in France, update upon my return ...

Monuments and historical sites

• Villa Cavrois (Cross, January 2009)
• Chateau Maisons-Lafitte (Maisons-Lafitte, January 2009)
• Cathedral (Rennes, March 2009)
• Cathedral (Nantes, March 2009)
• Hall Blossac (Rennes , March 2009)
• Fort National (Saint-Malo, March 2009)
• Malouinière of Bos (Saint-Malo, March 2009)
• Solidor Tower (Saint-Malo, March 2009)
• Mago Hotel (Saint-Malo, March 2009)
  
• Chapel Ker Maria Isquit year (Plouha, March 2009)
• Hadriana Villa (Italy, May 2009)
• Villa d'Este (Italy, May 2009)
• Villa Gregoriana (Italy, May 2009)
• Assisi (Italy, May 2009)
• Perugia (Italy, May 2009)
  
• Abbey of Cluny (Cluny, June 2009)
• Priory of Paray-le-Monial (June 2009)
• Chapel frescoes Berzé & XII (Berzé, June 2009)
• medieval castle Berzé (June 2009)
• House Alexandra David-Neel (Digne-les-Bains June 2009)
• Cathedral St. Jerome and Notre-Dame-du-Bourg (Digne-les-Bains, June 2009)
  
• Abbey of Montserrat (Spain, Montserrat, June 2009)
• Sagrada Familia (Spain, Barcelona, June 2009)
• Montmajour Abbey (2009)
• Pont du Gard (2009)
  
• site of Glanum (July 2009)
• Arles : amphitheater, forum, Alyscamps, spa, St. Trophime and cloister (July 2009)
• Cathedral Villeneuve-les-Maguelonne (July 2009)
• Château des Baux de Provence (August 2009)
• Abbaye d'Abondance (Abundance, August 2009)
• archaeological sites in Mexico and Guatemala: Teotihuacan, El Tajin, Monte Alban , Palenque, Yaxchilan, Bonampak, Tikal, Tulum, Cozumel (Mexico, Guatemala, October 2009)
• Mexican Churches: Cathedral of Puebla, San Domingo church, convent St. Catherine of Siena Cathedral (Puebla), church of San Juan Chamula, Cathedral of San Cristobal (Mexico, October 2009)
  
• Castle Chenonceau (November 2009)
• Château d'Azay-le-Rideau (November 2009)
  

I just abused the MH this year ... Same comment as above for Italy!

Centers Archives

• National Archives of the workplace (Roubaix, January 2009)
• Departmental Archives du Nord (Lille, January 2009)
• Archives NATO (Brussels, January 2009)
• Departmental Archives of Ille-et-Vilaine (Rennes, March 2009)
• Departmental Archives du Val de Marne (Créteil, April 2009)
• departmental archives of the Alpes de Haute-Provence (Digne-les-Bains, June 2009)
• National Archives of Outre-Mer (Aix-en-Provence, 2009)
• departmental archives of the Hautes-Alpes (Gap, 2009)
• National Archives - site Fontainebleau (Fontainebleau, December 2009)

Phew, it's over! And if you want to share your favorite heart, you comments are open ...

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An happiness never comes alone

I finally updated my page service Netvibes ! No more broken links, RSS us ... I had the pleasure of adding new blogs to French speaking archivists to this list as Archivists and networks (which design!) Or archival Chronicles. We're not yet at the level of librarians and their nectar but ... things are moving! On the other hand, it is clear that websites start page and now include RSS tool: makeover for the AAF and FIP for Culture.fr (including my little finger told me that he too will soon have its SSR), gallery of art, even the Ministry tried it!

As I have no time to extend my day, I concentrated on the French network of archivists and the French cultural issues, more technical aspects (legal, technological) it lacks and I am well aware (

Feel free to report anything you find great and I forgot in the comments of the blog or page.

Happy reading!

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In Canada (I) - The Gatineau Preservation Centre

Y having made a short visit this afternoon, I can excuse myself to touch you two words of the LAC Preservation Centre (Library and Archives Canada), the principal place of conservation of the Canadian national archives. Just as the functions of an archivist and curator (who manage both the "authority" issues of preventive conservation and restoration) are very distinct here 1, 2 buildings LAC reflect this dichotomy: Archivists therefore work here (we are in the suburbs of Ottawa, Gatineau, approx. 20 km from downtown)

Library and Archives Canada, 550 Boulevard de la Cité, Gatineau. Offices Archivists . Photos
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and documents are kept here (100 m from the previous building, we see the first photo):

Library and Archives Canada, Gatineau. Preservation Centre.
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As readers (called "clients"), they consult the documents brought by truck at 395 Wellington Street in downtown Ottawa.

Here I will discuss the preservation center (a concept which is tantamount to our preventive conservation) a splendid dome of glass and steel covering a huge block of concrete in which documents are stored. This building was opened in 1998 and what struck me first is its modernity almost 12 years and not a wrinkle ...

Great Fieret LAC (and rightly), the building was designed in close collaboration with archivists, and this down to the smallest detail. It was the impression of approaching the archive building ideal fully externalized lines (you can see the pipes out to the left of the building if you look closely at my bad photo), walls and floors completely sealed and fireproof, ventilation hatches ingenious, slightly sloping floors with evacuation in the event of water damage, stores (storage vaults they say here) at different temperatures and humidity levels for different types of Documents with sas heating / cooling progressive, metal shelving and fully dimensioned specially according to the documents (finished large format and plans beyond warped), etc.. etc.. The list is too long but I have the impression that nothing has been left to chance.

But that's not all! Above the concrete cube, a huge "village preservation": a huge platform for laboratories of all kinds to be the envy of any restoration workshop. I was impressed by the space and the amount of material found there (anything goes from the workshop of restoration and gilding of leather to the workshop for converting movies to digital format, from by microfilming, a lot of photo labs and even a mini-cinema with a score of places!): the high-end ...

Library and Archives Canada Preservation Centre: a very partial view of the restoration workshops.
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only snag: the building is (already) full and, despite the reserve land available here, as elsewhere, money and political will is lacking to repeat this feat that combines (I think) archival architectural aesthetics and efficiency.

A mesh of glass and steel

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Corridor leading stores

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No Cauchard here ...
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few additional pictures to make you dream ... until Pierrefitte


And if you want to know more, here is !

1. This will be a future article
2. I will report here that the main buildings of LAC. There's actually a myriad scattered everywhere ...

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LAC / LAC

So here I am in training at Library and Archives Canada (LAC her pet name), Division of archiving digital documents, for eight weeks, the opportunity to discover a new horizon archival, a organization and different methods, as an opportunity to reconnect with the thread of this blog, frayed by weeks of brainwashing on the bubble wrap and the paint layer. In short, expect a new impetus, strengthened by the north wind!

I also try to speak of research I am conducting as part of the course on the timing of the introduction of new technologies in the administration, their impact on work patterns and, ultimately, their consequences for archiving. If you have any leads, suggestions, essential references, comments are yours!