The electronic version of Art Documentation Fall 2016 (v. 35, no.2) is now available 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 this section.  The print copies have been mailed and will be arriving in mailboxes shortly. 

 

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The table of contents for the Fall 2016 issue follows:

 

In Search of Art: A Log Analysis of the Ackland Art Museum’s Collection Search System

Meredith L. Hale

 

Image as Evidence: A Citation Analysis of Visual Resources in American History Scholarship, 2010–2014

Jillian Ewalt

 

Citation Analysis and Tenure Metrics in Art, Architecture, and Design-Related Disciplines

Maya Gervits and Rose Orcutt

 

Undergraduate Studio Art Information Use: A Multi-School Citation Analysis

Katie Greer

 

Developing Online Information Literacy Instruction for the Undergraduate Art Student: A Collaborative Approach in the Context of the Framework for Information Literacy

Elsa Loftis and Jennifer Martinez Wormser

 

Aligning Circulation Policies with Student Needs and Collection Value: A Historic Comparison of Trends in Academic Art Libraries

Sarah Carter

 

Insights and Overview: The ARLIS/NA Museum E-Book Publishing

Survey

Paula Gabbard

 

Catalogs with a Global Reach: Collecting PDF Contemporary Gallery Catalogs at the Thomas J. Watson Library, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Tina Lidogoster and Andrea Puccio

 

From Silos to Opaquenamespace: Oregon Digital’s Migration to Linked Open Data in Hydra

Julia Simic and Sarah Seymore

 

A Controlled Vocabulary to Support Art Documentation in Brazil

Vânia Mara Alves Lima, Ivani Di Grazia Costa, and Magda de Oliveira Guimarães

 

Digitizing Ephemera Reloaded: A Digitization Plan for an Art Museum Library

Kai Alexis Smith

 

Preserving Artists’ Personal Libraries: Providing Insights into the Creative Process

Anne H. Young

 

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Judy Dyki

Editor, ART DOCUMENTATION

Director of Library and Academic Resources

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