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Art Libraries Journal, Volume 49 - Issue 4 - October 2024, is now available online and on its way to subscribers in print. TOC and abstracts available free to all on the CUP website: cambridge.org/core/journals/…
Art Libraries Journal, Volume 49 - Issue 3 - July 2024, special issue on the IFLA Satellite Conference of the Art Libraries Section, is now available online and on its way to subscribers in print. TOC and abstracts available free to all on the CUP website: cambridge.org/core/journals/…
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Don't miss the #smallpublishersfair24 readings & talks on both days of the Fair. On Friday 25 October (2pm-5pm) we have: Richard Roberts (Roberts Print); Sal Nunkachov (@poisbem); Lina Nordenström & Lars Nyberg (GG Print Studio) ...
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The Conference Program Committee invites you to submit propose papers, sessions, workshops, and speakers that reflect the theme TOGETHER: Activating Community. Find more information here: arlisna.org/news/call-for-pr…
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Censorship and Heritage Collections joint symposium October 8th, 2024 – IFLA ifla.org/news/censorship-and…
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🌀#RLUK25 Conference Call for Papers closes Friday 25 October!
We are inviting submissions that will explore the pragmatic & philosophical challenges for academic & research libraries in upholding the values of trust and integrity.
🧐Read the full CFP at bit.ly/RLUKconf
Great start to a great programme at the 10th International Conference of Art Libraries in Barcelona, hosted by MNAC museunacional.cat/en/confere… The conference is organised by the Art Discovery Group Catalogue, celebrating 25 years! artdiscovery.net/news-and-ev…
Our January issue included the article: Think big – act smart: thoughts on the future of the Art Discovery Group Catalogue, by Jan Simane cambridge.org/core/journals/…
ALJ v.49 n.2: Review - A kind of a ‘Huh?’ Artists’ publications, (not) a user's guide, by Elizabeth James cambridge.org/core/journals/…
ALJ v.49 n.2: Viewpoint: How critical can librarians be?, by Rachel Brett cambridge.org/core/journals/…
ALJ v.49 n.2: A kind of a ‘Huh?’ A conversation about artists’ publications, by Nico Dockx and Johan Pas cambridge.org/core/journals/…
ALJ v.49 n.2: Exploring museums and libraries as new sites for Cognitive Stimulation Therapy, by Catriona Gourlay cambridge.org/core/journals/…
ALJ v.49 n.2: We're in the Library!: welcoming creative practices, sharing responsibilities of access, by Althea Greenan @GoldsmithsUoL cambridge.org/core/journals/…
Art Libraries Journal, Volume 49 - Issue 2 - April 2024 is now available online and on its way to subscribers in print. TOC and abstracts available free to all on the CUP website: cambridge.org/core/journals/…
We are delighted that this long-delayed issue has now been published, following technical disruption at our publisher: cambridge.org/universitypres… Issue 3 will also be available very shortly. The editorial team would like to apologise to contributors and subscribers for these delays.
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📚 El #MNAC organitza el 10è Congrés Internacional de Biblioteques d'Art.
Els dies 3 i 4 d'octubre, representants de biblioteques d'art d'arreu del món es reuniran per debatre el paper de la intel·ligència artificial en la gestió de les #biblioteques i els #museus.
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#ForArtHistory2024 #Sessions on Wed 3 April include:
Reproduction! Networks of Distribution in Archives and Collections of Publishing
Convened by Karen Di Franco and Gustavo Grandal Montero 🌟
With speakers: Amélie Castellanet, Lucia Farinati, Anthony Iles, Jen Kennedy 🌟
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📣 There’s still time - 20 days! - to register for our #AnnualConference #ForArtHistory2024, taking place in Bristol on 3-5 April 📣
The digital, interactive and downloadable Conference programme is available on our website: forarthistory.org.uk/confere…
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