13-15 mai 2011, Centrum Kultury Nowy Wspaniały Świat, ul. Nowy Świat 63 w Warszawie.
May 13th
9:30-12:50 The Archive in Theory I
- Sven Spieker (Oxford University), Entropic Archives
- John Tagg (University of London), The Camera and the Filing Cabinet
- Helen Petrovsky (Russian Academy of Sciences), Matter and Memory in Photography
- Nataša Petrešin-Bachelez (EHESS), Living Archive: The Performative Potential of a Document
13:00-14:30 The Archive Looking Awry I
- Archives of Disputed Histories: Ariella Azoulay (Bar Ilan University) and Akram Zaatari
15:30-17:50 The Institutional Perspective I
- Miklós Tamási (Open Society Archives), The Open Society Archvies’ Photographic Collection and the Fortepan Initiative
- Anita Nilsen (Norsk Teknisk Museum, Oslo), DEXTRA Photo. A Commercial Photo Bureau and a Museum Collection
- Grayson Dantzic (APAG), The American Photography Archives Group Zuzana Meisnerová Wismer (Langhans Gallery), One Name – One Place – One Theme
- Karolina Lewandowska (Archeology of Photography Foundation), Siting « Archival » NGOs
18:00-19:30 The Archive Looking Awry II
- Documentary Photography and the Archive: Wojciech Wilczyk and Iwona Kurz
May 14th
9:30-11:40 The Archive in Theory II – The “Digital” Archive
- Wolfgang Ernst (Humboldt-Universität, Berlin), Archive, Storage, Entropy. Tempor(e)alities of Photography
- Nina Lager Vestberg (Norwegian University of Science and Technology), Places, Pleasures, Possessions: the Material World of Archives
- André Gunthert (EHESS), The Image Bank, archive of the industrial history of photography
11:50-13:20 The Archive Looking Awry III
- Kisieland – Queering the Archive: Karol Radziszewski and Tomasz Basiuk
14:20-16:20 The Institutional Perspective II
- Nikodem Boncza-Tomaszewski (National Digital Archives), Digital Archival Practice. Will Digital Archives Be Open?
- Didier Schulmann (Bibliothèque Kandinsky, Centre Pompidou), Why Collect Millions of Photographic Images in a Museum of Modern Art Research Department? The Case of Bibliothèque Kandinsky
- Harald Østgaard Lund (National Library, Oslo), 80 Million Pictures and the Image of the Norwegian Polar Hero
- Katarzyna Madoń-Mitzner (History Meeting House), Exhibitions and Presentations at the History Meeting House: Photography as Narrative – Testimony – Creation
16:30-18:00 The Archive Looking Awry IV
- Archives of the Everyday: Lucia Nimcova and Ewa Klekot
18:10-19:30 Roundtable discussion (chair: Marianna Michałowska, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań)