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Dear Colleagues:
I just got caught up on my professional reading and discovered that the
Warhol Session at the Pittsburgh conference made the June/July 2000 issue
of _American Libraries_. Page 38 of that issue carries a color photograph
of Curator John Smith (The Andy Warhol Museum) opening one of Andy's Time
Capsules with Eugenie Candau of the San Francisco Museum of Art looking
on. The accompanying text block reads:
WARHOL IN A BOX. Archivist John Smith of the Andy Warhol Museum in
Pittsburgh opens a cardboard box "time capsule" that the artist prepared
in May 1977. This box, one of more than 1,000 housed at the museum, was
unsealed as part of a standing-room-only session at the 28th annual
conference of the Art Libraries Society of North America in Pittsburgh,
March 16-22. Numerous personal items, including some mail, photo strips,
and gallery-related ephemera, were retrieved. Eugenie Candau, of the San
Francisco Museum of Art, looks on.
Congratulations to ARLIS/NA for making ALA's American Libraries two years
in a row! And to GLIRT for sponsoring the Warhol Session co-moderated by
Ted Goodman and Clayton Kirking!
Ray Anne Lockard
Ray Anne Lockard
Head, Frick Fine Arts Library
University Library System
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, PA 15260
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A book should be a ball of light in one's hands.
Ezra Pound
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