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This year, Canzine Festival of Zines will be held on Saturday, October 1st at the Toronto Reference Library, 789 Yonge St, Toronto, ON, Canada.

For more information on vendors and events visit: canzine.ca

Toronto Reference Library will be hosting the following in-person programs leading up to the event:

• Beginner Zine-Making Workshop
• Teen…

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Please save the date for two upcoming events!

Friday, October 7th, 3-4pm ET — The Teaching SIG is teaming up with the Research & Information Services Section (RISS) to host a lesson plan workshop! Come with your own lesson plans you’d like help developing or reworking, and participate in a discussion about shared best practices with fellow te…[Read more]

Dear colleagues, We are pleased to announce the latest edition of the Notable Graphic Novels Review is available to read on the Notable Graphic Novels Review ARLIS/NA Humanities Commons site: https://notablegraphicnovels.arlisna.hcommons-staging.org/. This edition includes reviews for 10 titles that were published in 2021 (reviews were written i…[Read more]

Hi All,

Does anyone have an interest in putting together a panel on working with grad students—MFA students, specifically—for Mexico City?

If so, let me know!
-n.

Nedda H. Ahmed
College of the Arts & Graduate School Librarian
Georgia State University
nedda@gsu.edu<mailto:nedda@gsu.edu> | Schedule a con…[Read more]

Hi Mid-Atlantic colleagues,

George Mason Libraries have a number of openings, including a Coordinator for our Scholarship Production Lab (SP@RC). This position is part of our Arts & Humanities team and supports students and faculty in the production and dissemination of research, including poster printing and presentations. We’re also hoping this…[Read more]

Dear Colleagues,

The Academic Library Division will be hosting an open forum on Tuesday, August 16th at 3pm EDT/12pm PDT. 

The hour-long open forum will center around creative approaches to outreach. We’ll discuss creating and promoting services specific to art students who are situated within a broader academic institution. We will also co…[Read more]

Hi ARLIS/NA Mid-Atlantic Chapter folks,

In attempting to tie our fundraising in with the timing our next in-person chapter meeting (now planned for November 2022), the Spring virtual auction has become the ARLIS/NA Mid-Atlantic Chapter’s 2022 Autumn ACTION Auction! Bidding opens September 12.

Proceeds go toward the chapter’s fundraising…[Read more]

Working on a new artist book by Rosalind Fox Solomon, where the photo on the cover is the subject of the text and images within. She took the iconic photo in 1981 in the Peruvian Andes. The text consists of two journal entries, each one page, and there are five photos within that relate to those texts. Planning to launch the edition at Paris Photo…[Read more]

Warm welcome to the Mid-Atlantic Chapter Group!

As ARLIS/NA has further integrated our communities with the Humanities Commons this year, we have new tools to explore for communicating and collaborating with our Mid-Atlantic members. Stay tuned for more soon, and of course, if you have questions, reach out!

Hello Teaching SIG members! Thank you for your patience as we set up our WordPress blog site on Commons. In the mean time, please feel free to add new topics and share opportunities or events relevant to our group on this discussion board, which will replace the ARLIS/NA Teaching SIG listserv. You will also be able to send and reply to messages on…[Read more]