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Please see the messages below, which may be of interest to ARLIS/UK & Ireland members. The usual apologies for cross-posting.
   
  Best wishes,
  Erica Foden-Lenahan
   
   
     
  Brief summary of the message below is that 300,000 books from the University Library in Ghent will be digitized as part of the Google digital project.
   
  Date:    Thu, 24 May 2007 12:59:35 +0200
  From:   "Versteeg, M.G." <[log in to unmask]>
  Subject: [OKBN-L] Google digitaliseert!
  To:       [log in to unmask]

   
  Beste collega's,
   
  Gisteren maakte Sylvia van Peteghem via de OKBV-discussielijst bekend 
  dat de Universiteitsbibliotheek Gent gaat samenwerken mat Google in het 
  Google Library Project. Het doel is om de ca. 300.00 copyrightvrije 
  boeken uit de collectie van de Boekentoren van de UB-Gent te 
  digitaliseren. Dit project staat natuurlijk niet op zichzelf. Na een voortvarende 
  start in Amerika, wendt Google zich sinds kort ook tot Europese 
  collecties (zie het persbericht). Hopelijk zal het niet lang duren tot er ook 
  een Italiaanse deelnemer bij komt. 
   
  met vriendelijke groet
  Martien Versteeg
   
  Persbericht Gent: 
  http://www.ugent.be/nl/nieuwsagenda/persberichten/pb5558.htm
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    Date:    Thu, 24 May 2007 12:44:21 +0200
  From:   "Image Science" <[log in to unmask]> 
  Subject: [ARLIS-L] DANUBE TELELECTURE from the MUMOK, Vienna : Myths of Immateriality
  To:       [log in to unmask]
   

  DEPARTMENT FOR IMAGE SCIENCE  &  DATABASE OF VIRTUAL ART present
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  => Myths of Immateriality: Curating, Collecting and Archiving Media Art
   
  DANUBE TELELECTURE from the MUMOK, Vienna : Myths of Immateriality
   
  The Department for Image Science at Danube-University Krems created a new format of international lecture and debates on key questions of Image Science and Media Art with high-calibre experts - the DANUBE TELELECTURES. The discussion will be recorded by several cameras and transmitted live over the www. http://www.donau-uni.ac.at Online viewers can participate live in the discussion via email.
   
  TELELECTURE # 3
  Myths of Immateriality: Curating, Collection and Archiving Media Art
   
  During the last decades media art has grown to be the art of our time, though it has hardly arrived in our cultural institutions. The mainstream of art history has neglected developing adequate research tools for these contemporary art works, they are exhibited infrequently in 
  museums, and there are few collectors.
   
  Media art is hardly being archived and systematically preserved like ancient and traditional forms of art. This loss of data our society is facing because of the change in storage media and operational systems threatens to result in a total loss of our contemporary digital art. Which practices and strategies in the curating and documenting of media art do experts in the field suggest?
   
  ** CHRISTIANE PAUL, curator for New Media, Whitney Museum, NY, author of "Digital Art" (Thames & Hudson 2003)**
   
  ** PAUL SERMON, media artist and scientist at the University of Salford, UK **
   
  * Introduction:  Oliver Grau, Univ.-Prof. and Head of the Department for Image Science, Danube University Krems *
   
  * Moderation: Dr. Michael Freund, Der Standard *
   
  Danube TeleLecture # 3  at the MUMOK, MuseumsQuartier, Vienna
  Time: Sun, 27. May 2007, 17.00h CET (Start of Streaming)
   
  + You can attend the event in MUMOK or in realtime over the www +
  http://www.donau-uni.ac.at/dis 
   
  After 30 minute long lectures the audience will have the possibility to ask the speakers questions. Internet users may join the discussion via e-mail.
   
  Contact: Mag. Jeanna Nikolov-RamÃ&shy;rez Gaviria
  Tel: +43 (0)2732 893-2570
  E-Mail: [log in to unmask] 
  http://www.donau-uni.ac.at/dis 
   

 
     
   
  Date:    Wed, 23 May 2007 13:16:41 -0500
  From:   "Templeton, Rijn A" <[log in to unmask]>
  Subject: [ARLIS-L] JSTOR: What do you want it to contain?
  To:       [log in to unmask]
   

  At the Academic Library Division meeting in Atlanta, Barbara Rockenbach spoke about JSTOR’s new directions to add more art/art-related journals and non-periodical/serial (such as exhibition catalogs, annotated auction catalogs, WWII materials, etc.).  In response to JSTOR’s request to tell them what’s most valuable to us, we volunteered to gather that information and pass on to them group-determined lists of recommendations.  
          To give you an overview of JSTOR titles, there are two lists of current art/art-related journals to look at (see below) : first, the titles held and second, those being negotiated with for addition to JSTOR.
         Please send me ([log in to unmask]), by June 20, two lists of what you’d like to see added: 1. journal titles and 2. non-serial types of material.   I’ll compile the lists, send them back to you via ARLIS-L for any needed revisions, and then send them on to Barbara.
         Thanks,
                 Rijn
   
  JSTOR info lists
   
  1. art/art-related journals currently in JSTOR
   
  African Arts (1967) 
  American Art (1987)
  American Art Journal (1969)
  Annual Report-Harvard University Art Museums (1997/1998) +
  APT Bulletin (1969)
  Architectural History (1958)
  Archives of American Art Journal (1964)
  Art Bulletin (1913)
  Art Institute of Chicago Museum Studies (1966)*
  Art Journal (1941)
  Artibus Asiae (1925)
  Artibus Asiae Supplementum (1937)
  Artibus et Historiae (1980)
  Assemblage (1986-2000)
  BM Berliner Museen (1907) *
  British Museum Quarterly (1926-1973) *
  Bulletin— Boston Museum of Fine Arts (1903-1983) +
  Bulletin of the Art Institute of Chicago (1973-1982) *
  Bulletin of the Fogg Art Museum (1921-1950) +
  Bulletin of the Museum of Modern Art (1933-1963) +
  Burlington Magazine (1903)
  Design Issues (1984)
  Design Quarterly (1946-1996) +
  Dumbarton Oaks Papers (1941)
  Fogg Art Museum Acquisitions (1962-1970) +
  Forschungen und Berichte(1957-1991)*
  Garden History (1966)
  Gesta (1963)
  Grey Room (2000)
  Harvard University Art Museums Bulletin (1890-1980) +
  Huntington Library Quarterly (1937)
  Jahrbuch der Berliner Museen (1959)*
  Journal of the American Institute for Conservation (1960)
  Journal of Architectural Education (1947)
  Journal of Decorative and Propaganda Arts (1986)
  Journal of Design History (1988)
  Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians (1941)
  Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes (1937)
  J. Paul Getty Museum Journal (1974-1996) +
  Leonardo (1968)
  Leonardo Supplemental Issue (1988-1990)
  Marburger Jahrbuch fuer Kunstwissenschaft (1924)
  Master Drawings (1963)
  Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin (1905)
  Metropolitan Museum Journal (1968)
  Metropolitan Museum of Art – Recent Acquisitions (1975-1989)
  Metropolitan Museum Studies (1928-1936)
  MOMA (1968-2002) +
  Muqarnas (1983)
  October (1976)
  Oxford Art Journal (1978)
  PAJ: A Journal of Performance and Art (1998)
  Perspecta (1952)
  Perspectives in Vernacular Architecture (1987) 
  Philadelphia Museum of Art Bulletin (1903) 
  Record of the Art Museum, Princeton University (1942)
  Simiolus (1966/67)
  Studies in Conservation (1952)
  Winterthur Portfolio (1964)
  Woman’s Art Journal (1980)
  Zeitschrift fur Kunstgeschichte (1866)
              *These journals will be included in the Arts & Sciences Complement.
              +These journals will be included in Arts & Science V.
  ------------------------
  2. journals currently being negotiated with for addition
  Any (Architecture New York )
  Apollo 
  Archives of Asian Art
  Ars Orientalis 
  Bulletin of the Cleveland Museum of Art
  Bulletin van het Rijksmuseum
  Cahiers de la recherche architecturale et urbaine
  Conservator
  Daidalos
  Gazette des Beaux-Arts 
  Harvard Design Magazine
  Jahrbuch der Kunsthistorischen Museums Wien 
  Journal of the Walters Art Museum
  La Revue du Louvre et des Musées de France
  Mitteilungen Des Kunsthistorischen. Institutes In Florenz
  Oppositions
  Oriental Art
  Oud-Holland 
  Print Quarterly
  Rassegna
  Res
  Revue de l'Art
  Yale University Art Gallery Bulletin
  Zodiac
   
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  Rijn Templeton
  Art Library
  235 ABW
  University of Iowa
  Iowa City, IA 52242
  [log in to unmask]
  319-335-0120 
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