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Elias Larralde started the topic LGBTQIA/Queer Panel for 52nd ARLIS/NA Annual Conference! in the discussion
ARLIS/NA LGBTQ SIG on ARLISNA Commons 2 years, 6 months agoDear All,
Hello! This past week, the call for proposals for the 52nd conference in Pittsburgh has been made. I am very interested in going and presenting, however, an individual paper presentation seems a bit intimating to me at the moment. So I wanted to reach out through this page to see if anyone is interested in formulating a panel regarding…[Read more]
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Giana Ricci started the topic Call for Reviewers: 2022 ARLIS/NA Notable Graphic Novels Review in the discussion
ARLIS/NA Graphic Novels, Comics, and Zines SIG on ARLISNA Commons 2 years, 8 months agoDear Colleagues,
The co-editors of the Notable Graphic Novels Review are looking for up to 10 volunteer reviewers for this year’s edition. To apply, please fill out this brief form:
https://forms.gle/odfJK4F4QHYP2ani8
All ARLIS/NA members are welcome to apply, including those who have never written a review before.This is a good opportunity…[Read more]
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Cara Barker deposited Teaching mysekf taxidermy in my kitchern: Supporting studio art students through collection development in the group
ARLIS/NA Southeast Chapter on ARLISNA Commons 2 years, 8 months agoStudio art students are innately curious and drawn to opportunities for learning and growing skills. This group often utilizes the library for specific resources to meet their research needs and to spark imagination via browsing. More than most disciplines, the library’s entire collection is potentially relevant to these students. For librarians…[Read more]
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Stephanie Beene deposited Fluid Borders: Using Collections to Center Personal Narratives in the group
Teaching SIG on ARLISNA Commons 2 years, 8 months agoThe shared history between New Mexico and Mexico is one that stretches back eons. Indeed, the political boundary that separates the two entities on a map is one that is fluid, even though it has most recently been reinforced by the construction of a wall since the Trump presidency, and has endured increasing surveillance. Nevertheless, the peoples…[Read more]
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Stephanie Beene deposited Engaging with AI or not yet? Architecture and Planning @ The University of New Mexico in the group
Teaching SIG on ARLISNA Commons 2 years, 8 months agoThis presentation broadly reports on the results of a series of informal interviews with architects, planners, and those who teach these fields at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, NM, while the second half of the presentation outlines opportunities and challenges for the fields of architecture, planning, and librarianship as AI…[Read more]
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Tamara Fultz replied to the topic Happening soon: Book Art SIG meeting in the discussion
ARLIS/NA Book Art SIG on ARLISNA Commons 2 years, 8 months agoThank you to all the presenters! This was quite enjoyable. I particularly enjoyed Andrea Joosten’s presentation on the DACH RDA groups Best Practices for Artists Books. We catalog a lot of artists’ books at my library and we had to set up our own guidelines for uniformality – eventually we are putting these up on a website but here is our initial…[Read more]
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Shira Eller started the topic Happening soon: Book Art SIG meeting in the discussion
ARLIS/NA Book Art SIG on ARLISNA Commons 2 years, 8 months agoDear book arts friends and fans,
The ARLIS/NA Book Art Special Interest Group invites you to join us on zoom for some exciting presentations on Monday, May 1st at 1:00pm CST/2:00pm CDT/3:00pm EDT < Link to zoom meeting >
Presentations: Richard Minsky
50 Years of Book Art: Transforming books from literature to artJennifer Riestenberg Pepin
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Shira Eller started the topic LD4 Art & Design/Rare Materials Affinity Groups Joint Call in the discussion
ARLIS/NA Book Art SIG on ARLISNA Commons 2 years, 9 months agoSharing this message from Karly Wildenhaus:
Please join the LD4 Art & Design Affinity Group and LD4 Rare Materials Affinity Group for a joint call on Monday, May 15 on the topic of modeling artists’ books with the Digital Archive of Artists’ Publishing (DAAP). We will be joined by Lozana Rossenova (Researcher, Open Science Lab at TIB, Hannover)…[Read more]
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Stefanie Hilles started the topic CANCELLED – Teaching SIG Business Meeting Tomorrow 4/26 in the discussion
Teaching SIG on ARLISNA Commons 2 years, 9 months agoHello All,
We regretfully have to cancel the Teaching SIG business meeting scheduled for tomorrow. We will send out additional details once we have an idea of when/how we will be rescheduling.
Best,
Stefanie Hilles, Michele Jennings, and Maggie Murphy
Teaching SIG Co-Chairs
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Annalise Welte replied to the topic Suggest Upcoming Materials for the IA&F Thinking Group! in the discussion
Intersectional Feminism & Art on ARLISNA Commons 2 years, 9 months agoGreat! We are planning to meet quarterly but open to feedback!
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Stefanie Hilles started the topic Save the Date: Teaching SIG Annual Business Meeting! in the discussion
Teaching SIG on ARLISNA Commons 2 years, 9 months agoHello Everyone!
Please join us at the Teaching SIG annual business meeting on Wednesday, April 26th from 3:00-4:00 CDT. Here is the zoom link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81658687979?pwd=ZHZMVVlBTHhtakJTTDRmQzJSUXRwdz09
In addition to a brief recap of our work this year, this meeting will give attendees an opportunity to share their ideas for 2023…[Read more]
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Tara Spies Smith started the topic ARLIS/NA Graphic Novels, Comics, and Zines SIG Conference Meeting in the discussion
ARLIS/NA Graphic Novels, Comics, and Zines SIG on ARLISNA Commons 2 years, 9 months agoJoin the ARLIS Graphic Novels, Comics, and Zines SIG for our 2023 conference meeting! Due to co-moderators not being able to attend in-person, the Graphic Novels, Comics, and Zines SIG will meet virtually for the 2023 conference. The SIG meeting will be held Friday, May 5th from 3:00pm -3:50pm ET on Zoom.
Meeting URL: https://txstate.zoom.us/j/94…[Read more]
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Tara Spies Smith started the topic Call for Nominations: ARLIS/NA Notable Graphic Novels Review 2022 in the discussion
ARLIS/NA Graphic Novels, Comics, and Zines SIG on ARLISNA Commons 2 years, 10 months agoDear colleagues,
We are currently seeking nominations for the seventh annual Notable Graphic Novels Review. Click here to read the instructions and to submit your nominations, or follow this link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdlkBWUHAkVnlrVB5Nulc3Im211N_oZgjgpwzt–yyYtzdjtg/viewform?usp=sf_link
Please submit nominations by Friday,…[Read more]
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Shira Eller started the topic Call for Speakers: Book Art SIG meeting in the discussion
ARLIS/NA Book Art SIG on ARLISNA Commons 2 years, 10 months agoHi all,
We are welcoming speaker proposals for the Book Art SIG meeting taking place in conjunction with the ARLIS/NA 51st annual conference. The meeting will take place virtually after the conference on May 1st, 1:00 – 2:00 PM CDT. Please note that the virtual meeting is open to everyone, regardless of conference attendance.
To propose a talk,…[Read more]
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Carla-Mae Crookendale replied to the topic Teaching workshops or sessions that are not specifically research related. in the discussion
Teaching SIG on ARLISNA Commons 2 years, 11 months agoNot at all! 🙂
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Christine Mannix replied to the topic Teaching workshops or sessions that are not specifically research related. in the discussion
Teaching SIG on ARLISNA Commons 2 years, 11 months agoThanks everyone for your thoughtful responses. Do you mind if I share them with our new director (who is awesome, btw)?
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Sha Towers replied to the topic Teaching workshops or sessions that are not specifically research related. in the discussion
Teaching SIG on ARLISNA Commons 2 years, 11 months agoHey Christine! I would second what Carla-Mae and Lora have said. I would also add that these types of workshops are relevant to the business of libraries in a variety of ways. Engaged or active learning experiences (like the ones you’ve described) are a fundamentally important pathway for learning. They are also important manifestations of…[Read more]
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Lora Farrell replied to the topic Teaching workshops or sessions that are not specifically research related. in the discussion
Teaching SIG on ARLISNA Commons 2 years, 11 months agoI think these kinds of workshops are a great idea for the library. They draw students in and help them feel less intimidated by the library. “The library of the future” is innovative, and that includes unconventional activities. Some students feel uncomfortable coming to the staff and asking questions. Having informal workshops, or mind…[Read more]
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Carla-Mae Crookendale replied to the topic Teaching workshops or sessions that are not specifically research related. in the discussion
Teaching SIG on ARLISNA Commons 2 years, 11 months agoHi Christine,
My library does a lot of these kinds of events. We’ve had puzzle, coloring and lego tables, whiteboard prompts on random topics for the students to write/draw their responses, therapy dogs, zine making etc. As you suggested, we view these as a way to make the library a welcoming community hub – not unlike the public library. It’s…[Read more]
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