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On behalf of the ARLIS/NA International Relations Committee and the Venice study tour organizers, Spyros Koulouris, Isotta Poggi, and Debbie Kempe, I am pleased to announce video and slide presentations for the symposium, Building Bridges, is now available in the Learning Portal. 

 

The Building Bridges symposium on June 14, 2019 includes presentations from ARLIS/NA members and Venetian librarians and archivists.

 

·         A Gift to the Nation: The National Gallery as a Public-Private Partnership – Roger Lawson, Executive Librarian, National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC

·         The Photographic Collections in Venetian Libraries, Archives and Museums – Margarita Naim, Independent Researcher

·         Archiving the Future: John McAndrew’s Modernist Library at Vassar College – Thomas E. Hill, Art Librarian, Vassar College, New York

·         The Archives of Art Historians in the University Ca’ Foscari, Venice – Guilio Zavatta, Deputy Head of Collections, et al, University Ca’ Foscari, Venice

·         Visual Resources at Rhode Island School of Design: Non-Text Collections to Support Art and Design Practice toward a Digital Library Program – Mark Pompelia, Visual + Material Resource Librarian, RISD, Rhode Island

·         The History and Role of National Libraries in Italy – Stefano Campagnolo, Director, Biblioteca Marciana

 

I invite everyone to view these valuable and excellent presentations. It is a wonderful collaboration between ARLIS/NA and our international colleagues!

 

Thank you to Spyros Koulouris and Isotta Poggi for all of their work on organizing this symposium, and to Meredith Hale, for her work on these presentations to the Learning Portal.

 

Warm regards,

Beverly Mitchell

 

IRC Chair, 2019-2020

 

 

Beverly Mitchell

Assistant Director

Art & Dance Librarian

Curator, Hawn Gallery

Hamon Arts Library | 214-768-2796

 

Chair, International Relations Committee, 2019-20
ARLIS/NA

 

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