The ARLIS/NA 2004 Art/Architecture Librarians and Visual Resource Professionals Compensation Survey consists of fundamental and contextual questions about art librarians and their associated compensation levels. Continue Reading
The NH schedule is designed for the classification of photography books of an artistic nature. Continue Reading
In the spring of 2003 the Public Policy Committee of the Art Libraries Society of North America hosted a point-counter-point session at its annual conference in Baltimore, Maryland. Continue Reading
A collaborative project between ARLIS/NA and the Visual Resources Association (VRA). Continue Reading
2002 survey of small art museum libraries compiled by Joan M. Benedetti, L.A. County Museum of Art Research Library. Continue Reading
ARLIS/NA and the Visual Resources Association (VRA) adopt the following standards respecting visual resources professionals. This document is available on the websites of ARLIS/NA, VRA, and the College Art Association (CAA). Continue Reading
For current and prospective visual resources professionals and for administrators and human resources professionals who work with them. Continue Reading
ArtMARC Sourcebook, Cataloging Art, Architecture, and Their Visual Images is a guide to cataloging art materials and images using the MARC format. Includes a data dictionary, appendixes, and a bibliography. Continue Reading
Staffing Standards for Art Libraries and Visual Resources Collections is intended to assist in the determination of staffing needs in art libraries and visual resources collections through institutional self-study and the setting of goals and objectives. Continue Reading
A compilation of more than 3,200 ancient site names linked together to show variant names for single sites. Continue Reading
A straightforward and indispensable manual for anyone responsible for cataloging graphic architectural documents. Continue Reading
A handbook covering all aspects of planning for a new facility or renovating an existing one. Includes appendixes and a bibliography. Continue Reading
