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Dear Collective Wisdom,
I’m interested in hearing about strategies other libraries (academic and museum, etc.) have used to address historic/systemic imbalances in their collections – I’m thinking of efforts to build holdings by or about BIPOC, women, queer or
disabled artists, or other underrepresented populations in the art world. By strategies, I’m thinking broadly – it could be in the form of collection reviews and collection strategies, or perhaps particular funds secured for this kind of collection building.
I’d also be interested to hear if this is something you’ve tried to work on and encountered barriers. I’m thinking in particular about collection development, rather than outreach and programming (as much as I value the latter!).
Many thanks in advance for your replies.
Amy
Amy Marshall Furness
Rosamond Ivey Special Collections Archivist and Head, Library & Archives
AGO - Art Gallery of Ontario
416-979-6660 x 356
AGO.ca
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