The Blog Editors of Art Library Students & New ARLIS Professionals (ArLiSNAP) would like to invite guest writers to contribute to our blog: http://arlisnap.arlisna.org/ This writing opportunity is open to all! We welcome posts from art information paraprofessionals, professionals, students, and prospective art librarians! This could include anyone working with visual and performing arts, new […]
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Meet the ARLIS/NA SIGs Series: Wrap-up!
We’d love to thank the ARLIS/NA Special Interest Groups (SIGs) which took part in our interview series over the past three months. We’ve loved getting to know you! Artist FilesDecorative ArtsDigital HumanitiesExhibitionsManagementProvenanceRetirementStimulating Creativity in PracticeTeachingWeb Archiving
Living Online with Our Libraries
Since the COVID-19 pandemic has eliminated memory and cultural institutions’ ability to offer in-person presentations and programs, many information professionals are spending their time finding new ways to optimize the impact of online presentations and programs. Brooklyn Public Library’s Center for Brooklyn History Reference Librarian Michelle Montalbano and Rhode Island School of Design Research and […]
ArLiSNAP Volunteer Positions Available!
Are you a student or new professional looking for opportunities to get involved in conversations around art librarianship? We are excited to announce two open ArLiSNAP volunteer positions to help you do just that! The Co-Moderators would like to thank those who served in these roles previously and look forward to getting interest forms from […]
Meet the ARLIS/NA SIGs Series: Management SIG
Co-Coordinators: Caitlin Kilgallen How can students and new professionals get involved in your SIG? And/or are there any projects in progress that need support they can provide? Students and new professionals are very welcome to join the SIG. The most urgent support I need right now is a co-chair(s). I put out a call on […]
ArLiSNAP January Happy Hour!
It’s the first ArLiSNAP Happy Hour of 2021! This virtual event will be held on Thursday, January 28th at 7pm EST. Caitlin Lenox, the CMS manager, will be hosting this event on Google Meet. Bring yourself, a beverage of your choice, and a few fun getting-to-know-you questions for the group. Questions can range from the […]
How to Stop the Spread of Misinformation
In the wake of last week’s events in the U.S., today we’re sharing resources on how to stop the spread of misinformation. Check out the thread and reflect on ways you can help! This list is not exhaustive, and we welcome folks to share other resources via replies and direct messages. Conversations There are differing […]
Meet the ARLIS/NA SIGs Series: Artist Files SIG
Co-Coordinators, Rebecca K. Friedman and Sara Ellis How can students and new professionals get involved in your SIG? And/or are there any projects in progress that need support that they can provide? Anyone interested in artist files is welcome to get involved! One good starting point would be to look at our website and contribute […]
Meet the ARLIS/NA SIGs Series: Exhibitions SIG
Responder: Carol Ng-He, Co-coordinator, Exhibitions SIG, & Exhibits Coordinator, Arlington Heights Memorial Library, Illinois How can students and new professionals get involved in your SIG? And/or are there any projects in progress that need support they can provide? The easiest and quickest way for students and new professionals to join us is to subscribe to […]
Meet the ARLIS/NA SIGs Series: Provenance SIG
Coordinators: Philip Dombowsky, Catherine Larkin How can students and new professionals get involved in your SIG? And/or are there any projects in progress that need support they can provide? Students usually get involved in the Provenance SIG through contact after ARLIS presentations or the ARLIS website as well as those employed in our digital projects. […]