Volume 8, Number 2
Apr 1984

People

• Benny Andrews, head of the Visual Arts Program at NEA, has announced his resignation, effective in July.
• Paul Perrot, formerly Assistant Secretary of Museum Programs at the Smithsonian Institution, has assumed the Directorship of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond.
• William Crusius and Robert Weinberg, proprietors of the Graphic Conservation Company in Chicago, have affiliated their company with the newly formed Chicago Conservation Centre and moved it to a new address: 730 North Franklin, 7th floor, Chicago, It 60610 (312/266-2657).
• Jack Robinson has retired from Andrews/Nelson/Whitehead Paper Company after a 34-year career as marketer of fine papers. His retirement party was last July.
• Nancy Bell, former president of the Baltimore Area Conservation Group, is in England, working with various binders, and is--or was recently--at the V & A.
• Imre Jarmy, former newspaper microfilming coordinator and managing editor of the Preservation Leaflet Series in the National Preservation Program Office, is now assistant chief of the Exchange and Gift Division at the Library of Congress.
• Patricia Reyes became the second Mellon conservator at the Pierpont Morgan Library last fall.
• Richard Smith of Wei T'o Associates lectured in London, Holland and the USSR last fall, and at the University of Chicago library school during the winter quarter.
• Cheryl Carrabba, formerly in private practice in Seattle, has been appointed to a one-year term at the Paper Conservation Lab of the Humanities Research Center in Austin.
• Nelly Balloffet has incorporated her binding and conservation business as the "Paper Star Bindery," 259 Illington Ed, Ossining, NY 10562.