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19 December

• Paper - the Soleil (Canada): Cyril Simard: promoting the economic sovereignty of craftsmen
  Occasion: finalist to the Price expansion outside Quebec 2008 of the Chamber of Commerce of Quebec.
  Cyril Simard carried out the intelligent development of the traditional works of art of a lifetime. For that reason it would surely cause the admiration of his intellectual guides. This work is the international Society of network ÉCONOMUSÉE (SIRE), created in 1992, which groups 33 companies of craftsmen in agro-alimentary art trades and in thirteen regions of Quebec, as well as 17 in the Atlantic Provinces. The SIRE, whose social address is in Quebec, has the mission to conserve, develop and put into value traditional trades and technical knowledge. In sum, it is a type of Chamber of Commerce for craftsmen. Cyril Simard endorses the analogy! Generating a volume of business of $33 million, the companies of the network attracted last year more than 750,000 visitors.

• Exhibition: Treasures of wrecks
  From September 21 2008 to September 7 2009. Regional museum of prehistory of Menton (France). Under the High Sponsorship of H.R.H. Prince Albert 2nd of Monaco
  The City of Menton proposes the public to discover the fascinating world of wrecks thanks to the exhibition “Treasures of wrecks - the Sea routes of the Mediterranean”, that takes place for one year in the Museum of Regional Prehistory. The winds and tides of the Mare Nostrum allowed men to exchange their cultures. From the Ancient times, Etruscan, Greek and Roman drew up, on their intrepid ships, the first sea routes of the Mediterranean.

• Exhibition: The polar ice for future generations
  From February 21, 2008. Oceanographic museum of Monaco. With the support of the Foundation Prince Albert II of Monaco.
  Within the framework of the 4th International Polar Year, this exhibition is a true manifesto. It submerged visitors in the center of the polar world, its wealth and its fragility, describing a threatened world and raises the true question: what will remain of the Planet for the future generations?

18 December

• Season's Greetings from MUSEUM International

• Various Papers and Presentation from Deakin University (Australia)
• Andrea Witcomb ( 2008), Keynote presentation, "What happens when museums become part of the tourism landscape? Some thoughts on the quest for experience, INTERCOM 2008, Museums, Tourism, visitor experience, 25-28 November 2008, Rotorua, New Zealand.
• Andrea Witcomb ( 2008), The role of art objects in the process of Memorialisation: The Jewish Holocaust Museum in Melbourne, Australia. Paper presented at the Interrogating Trauma: Arts
• Linda Young ( 2008), participated in a panel presentation on 21 Novat the State Library on the theme 'Presenting the City in the Museum', as part of the History Council of Victoria (Australia) monthly seminars.

17 December

• World’s first underwater museum planned for Egypt
  Mention underwater archeological treasures and most people will think of shipwrecks full of chests of gold from far corners of the earth. However, the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), together with the Egyptian government, is now planning to show the world that underwater archeology can be much more, by building the world’s first underwater museum to show the rich cultural and historical heritage that can be found under the Bay of Alexandria in northern Egypt. The museum will be built by the government of Egypt, while UNESCO has established an International Scientific Advisory Committee to help lay the groundwork. The committee is expected to start preparatory work this month.

• "Tutankhamun: The Golden King and the Great Pharaohs" makes US debut November 15
  A new National Geographic exhibition featuring more than 130 ancient Egyptian treasures, premieres tomorrow at the Atlanta Civic Center, where it will be on view through May 25, 2009. The exhibition, which will open with more than 100,000 tickets sold, features artifacts from the tomb of the celebrated pharaoh King Tutankhamun and other ancient sites representing 2,000 years of ancient Egyptian history. The exhibition in Atlanta is developed in partnership with the Michael C. Carlos Museum of Emory University.

5 December

• Journée spéciale : Claude Lévi-Strauss a 100 ans
  journée spéciale le vendredi 28 novembre 2008musée en accès libre de 11 heures à 21 heures.
  Le musée du quai Branly rend hommage à Claude Lévi-Strauss en lui consacrant une journée exceptionnelle, à l’occasion du centenaire de sa naissance.