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The electronic version of Art Documentation Spring 2014 (v. 33, no.1) is now available to JSTOR subscribers and to ARLIS/NA members through the members-only section of the ARLIS/NA website.  The link for the e-book edition is also available in the members-only section.  The print copies have been mailed and will be arriving in mailboxes shortly. 

 

To access the electronic version, click on the MEMBER LOG-IN link at the top of the ARLIS/NA website, log in, then click on the “Art Documentation ONLINE” link.  If you are having trouble logging in, contact the ARLIS/NA headquarters office at [log in to unmask] or 800-817-0621 ext. 450.

 

 

The table of contents for the Spring 2014 issue follows:

 

* The Tenacious Book, Part 1: The Curious State of Art and Architecture Library Collections in a Digital Era

D. Vanessa Kam

 

* The Tenacious Book, Part 2: Publishers' Views on the Once and Future State of the Art Book

D. Vanessa Kam

 

* Art E-Books for Academic Libraries: A Snapshot

Jennifer O. Yao

 

* Creating Alternative Art Libraries

Ksenia Cheinman

 

* Results in the Cloud: Using Web Storage for Auction House Price Lists

Dan Lipcan and Erika Hauser

 

* History, Identity, and Twenty-First Century Skills: Experiments in Institutional Blogging

Sarah Osborne Bender

 

* Art Gallery Archives: Professionalization of a Commercial Sector

Lynda Bunting, Virginia Allison, and Ben Lee Ritchie Handler

 

* Digital Scrolling Paintings at the University of Chicago: From Pedagogical Tool to Open Scholarly Resource

Amanda Rybin

 

* From Hieroglyphs to Hashtags: The Information-Seeking Behaviors of Contemporary Egyptian Artists

Shannon Marie Robinson

 

* Incorporating Technology: Using Tablets and Apps as Reference and Teaching Tools in Architecture School Libraries

Cathryn Copper

* Collecting Library Resources for Video Game Design Students: An Information Behavior Study

Olivia Miller

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