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Friday 17 &#8211; Sunday 19 April 2009Friday 17 April : Academic Programme 1Conference Room, Town Hall, Ypres&#160;9.30-10.00: &#8216;Trench Art: the material culture of conflict&#8217;. Nicholas J Saunders (University of&#160;Bristol).10.00-10.30: &#8216;In search of souvenirs. The Belgian army, the Army Museum and the collecting of war memorabilia after the First World War&#8217;. Joost Vaesen (Vrije Universiteit Brussel,&#160; Brussels).10.30-11.00: &#8216;Trench Art in the Imperial War Museum&#8217;. Paul Cornish. (Imperial War Museum)11.30-12.00: "Gathering information" : soldier-artists, sketchbooks and surveillance on the Western Front&#8217;. Paul Gough (University of the West of England, Bristol)12.00-12.30: &#160;&#8220;A Peculiar Trench Art: Prisoners of war and civilians under occupation on the Western Front. &#8220;. Annette Becker (Universit&#233; Paris Ouest Nanterre la D&#233;fense and Historial de la Grande Guerre, P&#233;ronne)12.30-13.00: Questions and Discussion14.00-14.30: &#8216;The peculiarities of French trench art&#8217;. Patrice Warin (collector &#38; author, Paris)14.30-15.00: &#8216;Greetings from the trenches&#8221; &#8211; Daily life and trench art at the South-Western-Front during WW1&#8217;. Isabelle Brandauer. (Tiroler-landesmuseen, Innsbruck)15.00-15.15: &#8216;Bosnian trench art. Condition and perspectives&#8217;. Asim Donlic (Education and heritage Open network, Sarajevo)15.30-16.00: &#8216;Trench Art and occupation: The Second World War in the Channel Islands&#8217;.&#160;Gilly Carr. (University of Cambridge).16.00-16.30: &#8216;Iron-nail memorials of the First World War in Germany and Austria&#8217;.&#160; Hans-Christian Pust. (Bibliothek f&#252;r Zeitgeschichte, Stuttgart).16.30-17.15: Three collectors and one art dealer on collecting: James Brazier, Jane Kimball, Andrew Tonge and David Cohen.17.15-17.45: DISCUSSIONSaturday 18 April: Academic Programme 2Conference room, Town Hall, Ypres10.00-11.00:&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160; Private Collections and the Origins of the In Flanders Fields Museum. Dominiek Dendooven. (In Flanders Fields Museum).11.00-11.30:&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160; Discussion/Coffee/Closing remarks.11.30-18.00:&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160; Tour of Caf&#233;-Museums and their (Trench Art) CollectionsSunday 19 April: Public ProgrammeCloth Hall - In Flanders Fields Museum (Royal Hall - Koninklijke Zaal)11.00-12.00:&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160; Public Lecture: &#8216;The Lost Worlds of Trench Art&#8217;, NJS.Practical demonstrations: Ivan Sinnaeve (Belgium), Rik Ryon (Belgium) and Nasir Jabucar (Bosnia-Hercegovina). To be confirmed: Hamad Kalaf (Quwait &#38; Bali)