ARLIS/NA 2018 Poster Session Descriptions are listed here: http://arlisna.org/newyork2018/posters.php
1. Working with
Wikipedia , Art + Feminism + More
Gabrielle Reed, Public Services Librarian, Massachusetts College of Art and Design
2. Doing Artists
Books: Creating a Book Arts Studio in the Library
Jamie Vander Broek, Librarian for Art & Design, University of Michigan
3. X Degrees of
Separation: Using Google Art Experiments in Visual and Information Literacy
Marianne Williams, Librarian-In-Residence, University of Arkansas
4. The Model Publishing
Contract for Digital Scholarship
Meredith Kahn, Women's Studies Librarian, University of Michigan
5. Linked Data
for Cultural Heritage: comparing the effectiveness and efficiency of Fuseki, OpenRefine and Silk for reconciliation against Getty’s Art and Architecture Thesaurus
Luiza Wainer, Metadata Librarian, Spanish/Portuguese Specialty, Princeton University
6. Copyright Out
of Bounds
Stephen Marvin, Campus Copyright Coordinator / Reference Librarian, West Chester University
7. ARIES: ARt
Image Exploration Space
Samantha Deutch, Assistant Director, Center for the History of Collecting, Frick Art Reference Library, and Louisa Wood Ruby, Head, Photoarchive Research, Frick Art Reference Library
8. Preservation,
Control, and Access for Born-Digital Theses
Mike Satalof, Archivist and Digital Collections Librarian, Bard Graduate Center
9. Building for
Tomorrow: Collaborative Development of Sustainable Infrastructure for Architectural and Design Documentation
Ann Baird Whiteside, Librarian/Assistant Dean for Information Services, Harvard University
10. Experiencing VR: Facilitating Information and Visual Literacy Through Virtual Reality Technologies
Claire Powell, Instruction and Research Services Librarian, Ringling College of Art + Design
11. The Artist
is Reading
Lindsey Reynolds, Art Librarian, Lamar Dodd School of Art at the University of Georgia
12. Decker Library
Erotic Collection
Kelly Swickard, Resource Description Librarian, Maryland Institute College of Art
13. It takes
a village: a catalog redesigned
Jill Kehoe, Assistant Museum Librarian, Reader Services, Metropolitan Museum of Art, and Seth Persons, Senior Library Associate, Systems & Information Technology, Metropolitan Museum of Art
14. Outside the
Box: Using Active Learning for Student Staff Reference Training
Sara DeWaay, Art + Architecture Librarian, University of Oregon, and Karen Bankole, Manager, Design Library, University of Oregon
15. Digital Connections:
Reuniting the Marjorie Merriweather Post Papers
Abby Stambach, Archivist/Librarian, Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens
16. Librarian
by Design - Embedded Information Literacy
Vanessa Viola, Librarian, New York Institute of Technology
17. Library /
Exhibition, Case study: Mieczysław Porębski Library
Magdalena Mazik, Library Manager, Anna Pyzik, Librarian, Marta Mosiolek, Graphic Designer, and Rafal Sosin, Graphic Designer, MOCAK Museum of Contemporary Art in Krakow
18. Living legacy:
Controlled vocabularies, subject matter description, and Indigenous visual culture in libraries and museums
Michele Jennings, MLIS graduate, University of British Columbia
19. Vincent van
Gogh knowledge hub: The future of the Van Gogh Museum library
Anita Vriend, Senior Librarian, Van Gogh Museum
20. MYOB: Make
Your Own Book
Delia Tash, Information Resources and Services Support Specialist, Penn State Abington Library
21. Accessing
Virtual Reality in the Library
Peter Schreiner, NCSU Libraries Fellow, North Carolina State University
22. Creating
Guidelines for Provenance Research
Ellen Faletti, UW-Madison iSchool Student, University of Wisconsin-Madison
23. Using Omeka
to collaborate with students in a curatorial practicum
Iris Finkel, Reference and Instruction / Web Librarian, Hunter College, and Steven Kowalik, Art Librarian, Hunter College
24. Mining the Library: Bringing Precious Materials into New Light
Christiane Ramsey, Visual Arts Librarian, Brigham Young University
25. Know Your
Art Meme: Teaching Web Literacy and Art through Mozilla's Framework
Cory Budden, University of Washington
26. Design Matters
in the Transit Library: Intersecting Art and Design
Bronwyn Dorhofer, Head Librarian, Sound Transit Research Library
27. Housing Non-traditional Special Collections Materials: a candle story
Katy Parker, Research and Instruction Librarian, Savannah College of Art and Design
28. A museum
libraries network: an old but relevant way to expand the boundaries of art librarianship
Marie-Laëtitia Lachèvre, Head of Library, Palace of Versailles, and Valerie Chanut-Humbert, Head of the National Museum Libraries Network, C2RMF
29. Construct,
Collect, Connect: Building a Space and Catalog for the Fisher Fine
Patricia Guardiola, Assistant Head, Fisher Fine Arts Library, University of Pennsylvania
30. An Art Librarian’s Contributions to the Digital Exploration of Lewis Lindsay Dyche’s
Panorama
Andi Back, Fine Arts and Humanities Librarian, University of Kansas
31. A Librarian's Reflection on Collaboration in Cuba
Jill Chisnell, Integrated Media and Design Librarian, Carnegie Mellon University Libraries
32. Linked Collections and Enhancement Ecosystems
Duane Degler, Principal, Design for Context, and Kate Blanch, Data Architect, Design for Context
33. Integrated Pest Management Planning at Thomas J. Watson Library
Andrijana Sajic, Senior Book Conservation Coordinator, Metropolitan Museum of Art, and Jenny Davis, Associate Manager of Book Conservation,
Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Chantal Sulkow and Elizabeth Lane
ARLIS/NA 2018 Publicity Coordinators
Signed,
Elizabeth Lane
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