CONFERENCE // ART INFORMATION: REFLECTION AND THE FUTURE

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The international network of art libraries centered around the Art Discovery Group Catalogue (https://artdiscovery.net/) will come together for the 9th time to hold its bi-annual conference, this year at the Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte (ZI = Central Institute for Art History) in Munich, Germany. The conference is both a meeting of the partner libraries of the Art Discovery Group Catalogue project and an occasion to mark the 10th anniversary of the Future of Art Bibliography Initiative (FAB, https://www.getty.edu/research/institute/development_collaborations/fab/) as an instructive and aspirational lens through which to view many of the major community-based projects that have developed in our domain over the past decade. It will examine projects individually and collectively, in both practical and conceptual terms, and consider topics of collaboration, inclusivity, and diversity of art information. Questions will be possible after each paper.

The conference will take place in the main reading room of the Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte in Munich.
The ZI and sponsors will provide free catering and drinks.

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PARTICIPATION
Please register until 30 September 2022 by sending an e-mail including your name, professional function and address to: adgcmunich2022@zikg.eu
Registration is free. 
Please register also for the library visits.
Please specify in case you wish only to participate on day 1 or 2.

The lectures can also be followed by Zoom using the following link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85659345839?pwd=UmFZYU0xN1NxMGJ1MjlQM054NXgvZz09 | Meeting-ID: 856 5934 5839 | Password: 148258.

ACCOMMODATION
Please make your reservations yourself, the Zentralinstitut is not able to help with hotel reservations. Munich offers hotel accommodations in all categories, see for example https://www.muenchen.de/uebernachten.html. Among the hotels in the neighborhood, we could cite for example: Ruby Lilly Hotel, Dachauer Str. 37; Hotel Carlton Astoria, Fürstenstr.  12; Das Hotel, Türkenstrasse 35. 
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PROGRAM

FRIDAY 14 OCTOBER

9:00-9:30  
Registration

Session 1 // The Art Discovery Group Catalogue (ADGC) and WorldCat/OCLC 
Moderator: Rüdiger Hoyer, director of the library of the Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte
 
9:30-10:00  
Welcome / Introduction to the conference : Our current challenges
Rüdiger Hoyer, director of the library of the Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte
 
10:00-10:30
[title to be determined]
Eric van Lubeek, Managing Director, OCLC EMEA and Asia Pacific, Leiden
 
–  10:30-11 :00 Coffee break  –
 
10:30-11:00 
Art Discovery Groupe Catalogue : general report 2019-2022 
Jan Simane, director of the library, Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz – Max-Planck-Institut, Florence
 
11:00-11:45 
Collaboration for sustainability : Operationalizing the Art Research Collective Collection (OpArt) [remote presentation]
Brian Lavoie, Senior Research Scientist / Dennis Massie, Senior Program Officer / 
Chela Scott Weber, Senior Program Officer, OCLC Research, Seattle, WA
 
11:45-12:15 
ADGC developments: questions & answers
 
 –  12:15-13:30 Lunch break – 
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Session 2 // Collaborations, catalogues and other developments
Moderators: Shalimar Fojas White, Herman and Joan Suit Librarian, Fine Arts Library, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA / Sarah Osborne Bender, Head of Library Technical Services, National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC
 
13:30-14:00 
You are invited to study here! An active approach to stimulating the use of museum libraries
Michiel Nijhoff, Head of Library/Archives, Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
 
14:00-14:30 
Reconfiguring the collection data infrastructure of the Rijksmuseum
Saskia Scheltjens, Head of Research Services, Rijksmuseum Amsterdam
 
14:30-15:00 
Arts and at literature in the Deutsche Digitale Bibliothek (DDB) / German Digital Library [working title]
Sophie Rölle, Deutsche Digitale Bibliothek, Fachstelle Mediathek, Sächsiche Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek, Dresden
 
15:00-15:30 
Bringing researchers together with IIIF : developing digital collaborative image annotation workspaces for the arts
Johannes Wolff, research assistant / N.N., arthistoricum.net – Fachinformationsdienst Kunst – Fotografie – Design, Sächsische Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek, Dresden
 
–  15:00- 15:30 Coffee break  –
 
15:30-16:00 
New approaches to iconographic cataloguing of book illustrations 
Berthold Kreß, deputy director, Staats- und Stadtbibliothek Augsburg
 
16:00-16:30 
Material Order: A Discovery Group and Shared Catalog for Materials Collections (www.materialorder.org) 
Margot McIlwain Nishimura, Dean of Libraries, Fleet Library, Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, RI / Mark Pompelia, Visual + Material Resource Librarian, Fleet Library, Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, RI 
 
16:30-17:00 
Citation geneaology and Linked Open Data approaches to support better quality in bibliographic metadata
Charlotte Oertel, independent researcher, Berlin

Library visit
17:30 Visit of the artists book collection at the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek 
Lilian Landes, Department of Manuscripts and Rare Books, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, Munich
 
SATURDAY 15 OCTOBER

Session 3 // The Future of Art Bibliography (FAB) and offspring projects 
Moderators: Sebastian Hierl, Drue Heinz Librarian, Arthur & Janet C. Ross Library, American Academy in Rome / Kathleen Salomon, Associate Director and Chief Librarian, The Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles, CA
 
9:30-10:00 
Introductory talk:  The Future of Art Bibliography (FAB): past, present, future
Kathleen Salomon, Associate Director and Chief Librarian, The Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles, CA
 
10:00-10:30 
Getty Research Portal (celebrating 10 years)
Megan Sallabedra, Digital Collection Development Librarian, Getty Research Portal Los Angeles, CA
 
10:30-11:00 
Collaborative ART Archive (CARTA): Web Archiving Art Resources Through Consortial Partnership
Sumitra Duncan, Web Archiving Lead, The Frick Art Reference Library, The Frick Collection, New York, NY
 
–  11:00-11:30 Coffee break  –
 
11:30-12:00 
The Digital Cicognara Library: an international open access collaboration of the early literature of the art
Holly Hatheway, Head, Marquand Library of Art and Archaeology, Princeton University Library, Princeton, NJ
 
12:00-12:30 
Shedding new light on old collections:  PHAROS: The International Association of Photo Archives 
Louisa Wood Ruby, Executive Director, PHAROS / Gregory P. J. Most, Chief, Department of Image Collections, National Gallery of Art Library, Washington, DC 
 
12:30-13:30 
Q&A, open discussion, conclusion 

–  13:30-14:30 Lunch break and coffee at the ZI  –

Library visit 
14:30-16:00 
Visit of the Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte and its library, including presentation of the zine collection
Rüdiger Hoyer, director of the library of the Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte


 

ARLIS/NA 2023 Invitation to Mexico City

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The ARLIS/NA Texas-Mexico Chapter and 2023 Conference Planning Advisory Committee officially invite the members, friends, and affiliates of the Art Libraries Society of North America to attend its 51st annual conference from April 18-21, 2023 in Mexico City, Mexico.

THE WORLD LOVES MEXICO CITY!

In the past decade, Mexico City has been consistently named one of the top—if not the premier—travel and cultural destinations in the world (New York Times #1 for 2016; World Design Capital for 2018—the only city in the Americas to ever receive that title; National Geographic #1 for 2019); the cover feature of the Fall 2019 issue of Aperture magazine; and why Mexico City should be at the top of your bucket list according to Paste magazine. A financial and cultural center of North America, Mexico City offers a unique opportunity for the society to generate knowledge and cultivate connections with art information professionals in the region. 

ARLIS/NA WILL LOVE MEXICO CITY, TOO!

This inaugural occasion will build upon successful Mexico-sited programming of the recent past: the five-day 2011 ARLIS/NA International Relations Committee Study Tour that was conducted in Mexico City in conjunction with IFLA Arts; the ARLIS/NA Texas-Mexico Chapter 2008 meeting convened in Guadalajara in conjunction with the International Book Fair (FIL); and that same chapter’s four-day 2016 chapter meeting in Mexico City that drew attendees from 4 U.S. states and 2 Canadian provinces, as well as those in Mexico, and culminated in a future-focused roundtable discussion between ARLIS/TXMX members and representatives from 7 Mexican institutions.

SO MUCH ART AND DESIGN!

The cultural sites and educational institutions of the largest city in North America are plentiful. Of the more than 250 museums in the city, most of the following institutions are located in two scenic and walkable central zones (the Historic Center and Polanco/Chapultepec Park) and will be offered as organized tours or for attendees to visit on their own:

Further afield but easily accessible are:

The Conference Planning Advisory Committee is exploring centrally located institutions among those listed above for conference events in addition to tours.

Mexico City also has a thriving contemporary art and gallery scene supporting young and emerging artists that features installation art utilizing the city’s unique spaces such as the Laboratorio Arte Alameda and Ex Teresa Arte Actual, as well as artists on exchange from other countries.

AMAZING WEATHER, CENTRAL LOCATION, AND SO AFFORDABLE!

Mexico City guarantees an affordable conference experience. In addition to a moderate spring climate in April,  attendees coming from the U.S., Canada, and Europe will be pleasantly surprised by the inexpensive cost of transit, lodging, meals, and other incidental expenses. Mexico City is easily and affordably accessible by air from all major U.S., Canadian, and European cities, with its airport conveniently located just ten kilometers/six miles from the conference hotel. It has a robust taxi network supplemented by popular ride-sharing platforms ($7USD Uber ride from airport to hotel). WiFi is abundant and most telecommunication companies offer affordable coverage options for both voice and data. 

LOWEST HOTEL RATE THIS CENTURY!
[just kidding … but maybe!]

Most larger hotels are located along or near Paseo de la Reforma, the grand boulevard that connects the two main cultural zones of the city. The 2023 ARLIS/NA annual conference will be held at the Hilton Mexico City Reforma, a 5-star property located across from central Alameda Park. The conference group rate is $145USD and all session programming will take place on one floor. 

JOIN US!

We are confident that CPAC and the Texas-Mexico chapter will provide a uniquely welcoming, rewarding, educational, and affordable conference in Mexico City that expands our knowledge of the field, cultivates a more diverse community, and fosters enhanced international relations. 

COMING SOON!

In the weeks and months ahead, please look for the call for program proposals, information about travel, the launch of the conference website, and the first of many reminders to have a valid passport! And if you can’t wait until April 2023 to experience Mexico City, the Texas-Mexico Chapter will be holding its fall meeting in conjunction with CPAC during the second week of August —all are welcome!

Bienvenido a Ciudad de México!

CPAC 
Program Co-chairs Lauren Gottlieb-Miller and Gabrielle Reed
Local Arrangements Co-chairs Fernando Corona and Jon Evans
Executive Board Members Rebecca Price, Mark Pompelia, Rachel Resnik, and Karyn Hinkle

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Mail submissions to arlis-l@lsv.arlisna.org For information about joining ARLIS/NA see: http://www.arlisna.org/membership/join-arlisna Send administrative matters (file requests, subscription requests, etc) to listserv@lsv.arlisna.org ARLIS-L Archives and subscription maintenance: http://lsv.arlisna.org Questions may be addressed to list owner (Judy Dyki) at: jdyki@cranbrook.edu

Save the Date: Algemene Ledenvergadering 2022

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Beste OKBN-leden,
Het is weer tijd voor onze jaarlijkse Algemene Ledenvergadering. Deze vindt plaats op:

Vrijdag 8 juli 2022 in het TextielMuseum in Tilburg

Programma:
10:00 Ontvangst met koffie en thee
10:30 ALV, met feestelijk afscheid (binnenkort) gepensioneerden
12:30 Lunch
13:30 Brainstorm ‘De toekomst van het OKBN’
15.00 Bezoek tentoonstelling Kleurstof

Verschillende zeer gewaardeerde OKBN-collega’s zullen de komende tijd met pensioen gaan. Naast de algemene zaken zoals bespreking van het jaarverslag en de financiën, reserveren we in deze ALV daarom extra tijd om deze bijna-gepensioneerden in het zonnetje te zetten en samen terug te kijken op de fijne samenwerking.  

Hiernaast wil het bestuur van het OKBN deze ALV graag aangrijpen om samen met jullie, onze leden, een visie te ontwikkelen op de toekomst. Dit zullen we doen tijdens een interactieve brainstormsessie.
Vragen die daarbij aan de orde kunnen komen zijn o.a.: wat zouden de speerpunten van het OKBN moeten zijn de komende jaren? Waar hebben de OKBN-leden behoefte aan? Wat is het bestaansrecht van het OKBN en hoe kunnen we ons verder ontwikkelen?
Om ons voor te bereiden op de brainstorm zullen we jullie binnenkort een korte enquête sturen met vragen over jullie visie op het OKBN.

We hopen – nu zelfs nog meer dan andere jaren – op een grote opkomst!
Aanmelden heel graag vóór 1 juli op info@okbn.nl.

De documenten voor de ALV (agenda, jaarverslag en financiële verantwoording) zullen voor de ALV per mail verspreid worden.

Hartelijke groet,
Bestuur OKBN

Call for papers for the 9th International Conference for Art Libraries

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Art information: reflection and the future
October 14 and 15, 2022

The international network of art libraries will come together for the 9th time to hold its bi-annual conference, this year at the Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte (Central Institute for Art History) in Munich, Germany. The conference is both a meeting of the partner libraries joining the Art Discovery Group Catalogue project and an occasion to mark the 10th anniversary of the Future of Art Bibliography Initiative (FAB) as an instructive and aspirational lens through which to view many of the major community-based projects that have developed in our domain over the past decade. It will examine
projects individually and collectively, in both practical and conceptual terms, and consider topics of collaboration, inclusivity, and diversity of art information.

Call for Papers
The goal of the conference is to bring together information specialists, librarians, publishers, students and scholars in the fields of art, architecture, and visual culture to discuss the progress of the Art Discovery Group Catalogue and recent developments that are shaping, guiding, and challenging the art information profession. The program seeks to cover a broad spectrum of topics including but not limited to:

• resource sharing and collective collecting
• collaborative catalogs
• linked open data
• digitization and IIIF
• diversity in resource building
• web archiving
• image-based collection searching
• art bibliography as a framework
• the future of art information

Abstracts should describe original, unpublished work. The proposals for papers, lightning talks, or panels are due on June 1, 2022. You must include the title plus a 500 word abstract (no images), to give a brief description of the presentation. You will be notified within one month regarding the acceptance of your proposal. The final presentations and the abstracts will be made available on the Artdiscovery.net website after the conference. Partial travel support may be available. The conference is planned to take place in-person in Munich; a switch to a virtual conference will happen if necessary.

Send your proposal to:

Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte
Dr. Rüdiger Hoyer
Katharina-von-Bora-Strasse 10
80333 Munich, Germany
r.hoyer@zikg.eu

Call for papers for the 9th International Conference for Art Libraries – October 14 and 15, 2022 : Art information: reflection and the future

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The international network of art libraries will come together for the 9th time to hold its bi-annual conference, this year at the Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte(Central Institute for Art History) in Munich, Germany. The conference is both a meeting of the partner libraries joining the Art Discovery Group Catalogue project and an occasion to mark the 10th anniversary of the Future of Art Bibliography Initiative (FAB) as an instructive and aspirational lens through which to view many of the major community-based projects that have developed in our domain over the past decade. It will examine projects individually and collectively, in both practical and conceptual terms, and consider topics of collaboration, inclusivity, and diversity of art information.

Call for Papers
The goal of the conference is to bring together information specialists, librarians, publishers, students and scholars in the fields of art, architecture, and visual culture to discuss the progress of the Art Discovery Group Catalogue and recent developments that are shaping, guiding, and challenging the art information profession. The program seeks to cover a broad spectrum of topics including but not limited to:

  • resource sharing and collective collecting
  • collaborative catalogs
  • linked open data
  • digitization and IIIF
  • diversity in resource building
  • web archiving
  • image-based collection searching
  • art bibliography as a framework 
  • the future of art information 

Abstracts should describe original, unpublished work. The proposals for papers, lightning talks, or panels are due on June 1, 2022. You must include the title plus a 500 word abstract (no images), to give a brief description of the presentation. You will be notified within one month regarding the acceptance of your proposal. The final presentations and the abstracts will be made available on the Artdiscovery.net website after the conference. Partial travel support may be available. The conference is planned to take place in-person in Munich; a switch to a virtual conference will happen if necessary.

Send your proposal to:
Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte
Dr. Rüdiger Hoyer
Katharina-von-Bora-Strasse 10
80333 Munich, Germany
r.hoyer@zikg.eu
+49 89 289-27577

Stem hier voor de OKBN Innovatieprijs!

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Het OKBN heeft afgelopen najaar besloten om het beste, meest innovatieve project of idee in coronatijd te waarderen met de OKBN-innovatieprijs. De publieksstemmen worden meegewogen in het eindoordeel van de jury, die bestaat uit: Geert-Jan Koot, voormalig hoofd van de Rijksmuseum Research Library en conservator Bibliotheekcollecties bij het Rijksmuseum (voorzitter), Frank Huysmans, bijzonder hoogleraar Informatiesamenleving, in het bijzonder de transformatie van openbare bibliotheken (bijzondere leerstoel vanwege de KB | Nationale Bibliotheek)  aan de UVA, en Marg van den Burgh, Programmamanager Metamorfoze bij de KB | Nationale Bibliotheek.

Inzendingen
Inzending DAL
Inzending TextielMuseum
Inzending Universiteit van Amsterdam / Hogeschool van Amsterdam

Stemmen
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