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Sunday, February 25 • 9:00am - 1:00pm
Consulting with Artists: Creating, Describing, and Disseminating the Visual Arts

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The Visual Resources Division of ARLIS/NA is pleased to support this workshop which will present resources and hands-on guidance for art information professionals to liaise with and provide consultation services to working artists. The topics to be addressed include: copyright/fair use as it applies to visual and performing artists; supporting best practices for portfolio management, documentation, and archiving; the importance of robust metadata creation and organization; and potential models for community engagement. The workshop will culminate in the creation of a community-driven ARLIS/NA Research Guide to provide practical examples and a variety of textual and electronic resources to support liaison activities. All are welcome to participate, particularly information professionals who provide public and technical services or participate in liaison/consultation duties, those who interact with artists and their materials in all formats, and anyone performing community outreach activities.


Fee: $20
Maximum participants: 80
Speakers
avatar for Jasmine Burns

Jasmine Burns

Visual Resources Metadata Librarian, Cornell University
Through her work on an interdepartmental digital projects team, Jasmine consults with faculty, students, curators, and librarians on metadata modelling/production/preservation for both digital and physical image collections. She has worked previously as an image cataloger and visual... Read More →
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Nazareth Pantaloni

Head, Copyright Program, Indiana University Libraries
Nazareth “Naz” Pantaloni is a lawyer and librarian who directs the Copyright Program at Indiana University (Bloomington) Libraries. He works with faculty and student creators, including composers, filmmakers, and visual and multi-media artists, to navigate intellectual property... Read More →
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Colin Post

Assistant Professor, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Colin Post is starting as an Assistant Professor in Library and Information Science at the University of North Carolina - Greensboro in Fall 2020. He researches how artists use digital technologies to create, exhibit, and care for artworks.
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Marsha Taichman

VIsual Resources & Public Services Librarian, Cornell University
Embedded in the College of Architecture, Art and Planning, Taichman works with artists directly and helps them execute their research and maintain documentation related to their art. She has worked with museum archives and in gallery settings, and is interested in the challenges and... Read More →
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Katrina Windon

Accessioning and Processing Archivist, University of Arkansas
Katrina Windon is the Accessioning and Processing Archivist for the University of Arkansas Special Collections. Windon holds an MSIS in Information Studies from the University of Texas at Austin, and is a Certified Archivist.

Sunday February 25, 2018 9:00am - 1:00pm EST
Hilton: Gramercy East
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