Dear Art Museum Library
Colleagues:
Work on organizing the Handbook of Art Museum
Librarianship is almost complete, with 40 of you from the largest to the
smallest art museum libraries from all over the U.S., Canada, and Australia
signed up to write 59 essays on 16 topics. One topic, Marketing
and Public Relations, is still in need of one more author,
preferably someone from a small or medium-sized art museum library, but I would
be glad to hear from any art museum librarian who has an active marketing
and advocacy program. If you have a story about the challenges of
marketing your library inside and outside the museum, at staff meetings or
curatorial meetings, through brochures, newsletters, the museum website, through
the work you do as your library (or museum) representative to professional
organizations, museum special interest councils, or community groups, or in any
other way, please let me know. The deadline for manuscripts is May 20 and
each essay will be relatively short--1,000 - 1,500 words. If you have not
before heard of this publication project, which is scheduled for
publication early in 2006 in the ARLIS/NA Occasional Papers
series, I will be glad to send you additional information by return
email.
Hoping to hear from you,
Joan M. Benedetti, Editor
A Handbook of Art Museum
Librarianship
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