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Please join us for the ACRL Arts Discussion Forum in Anaheim this Saturday!

 

ACRL Arts Annual Discussion Forum

Saturday, June 23th, 2012 from 10:30-12:00
Disneyland Hotel, Mark Twain Room

 

The Sand Got Where? Our Journey to Create Library Partnerships

Speakers: Alessia Zanin-Yost, Research & Instruction/Liaison for the Visuals & Performing Arts, Western Carolina University and Serenity Richards, Director of the Albert Carlton-Cashiers Community Library

 

The presenters will talk about how the art exhibits at their libraries have acted as a new venue to support faculty teaching, student learning and campus/community partnership. The discussion will focus on how to foster collaborations with faculty and community groups, the importance of developing guidelines, strategies for promoting the use of exhibits, and how to obtain support from the library administration.

 

On My Own Time: A Community Arts Program in Central New York

Speaker: Tina Chan, Reference & Instruction Librarian, State University of New York at Oswego

 

On My Own Time is an event that celebrates the creative talent of faculty and staff who are visual artists “on their own time.”  On My Own Time is a community arts program for Central New York’s businesses and organizations to promote an appreciation of the arts and to recognize workforce creativity.  SUNY Oswego participated in On My Own Time to recognize employees’ individual artistic talents and to foster imagination and creativity among employees.  The coordinators of this event are Penfield Library’s art librarian and Tyler Art Gallery’s assistant director.  Faculty and staff submitted their artwork that was displayed in the library.  During this time, a panel of volunteer judges professionally involved in the arts adjudicated this in-house exhibit, with selected pieces to be included in the Everson Museum of Art.

 

Yvette Cortes

Chair, ACRL Arts Section Publications & Research Committee