Art Libraries Society of
Roosevelt Hotel
Photography
Librarians Speed
Meeting
Chair,
2002-2004: Miguel Juarez,
In-coming
2004-05 Chair (elected in New York), Peter P. Blank, Ryerson & Burnham
Libraries, Art Institute of
Incoming
2004-05 Vice-Chair, Barbara Rockenbach,
ARTstor, JSTOR
Minutes
taken by
Members in
attendance: Miguel Juarez, Lily Moureaux, Tom Beck,
Fred Pajerski, Jane Devine, Peter Blank, Barbara Rockenbach, Deirdre Donohue, Chris Ramsey, Jane
Devine-Mejia, Sarah Falls.
Miguel,
co-founder of the Photography Librarians Discussion Group recounted a short
history of the group. Photography
Librarians Discussion Group had its first meeting in
Announcements
1. ICP Tour and
Reception at ICP on Monday, April 19th from
2. Exhibit at
Queen's College, Sunday,
Discussion
on our structure
After
discussion as to whether the PLDG should become an ARLIS Roundtable everyone
agreed to maintain the current ad-hoc status for at least another year.
In order to
assure continuity for the group it was suggested that we begin a system of
annually selecting an incoming Vice Moderator/Chair who would assume leadership
of the group the following year. In the absence of a current Vice Chair Peter Blank offered to serve as Chair for
the incoming year and Barb Rockenbach volunteered to
serve as the incoming Vice-Chair.
Ideas for
Session ideas
for
Jane Devine and
Barb Rockenbach will develop a proposal on the theme
of "Border" photography.
Peter Blank and
Deirdre Donahue will develop a proposal related to the literature of
photography.
Other
business
Barbara Rockenbach asked what photographic collections would people
like to see in ARTstor?
Miguel asked
Barbara what will happen to images in AMICO.
Barbara replied
that ArtStor is talking with AMICO, with an
announcement to be made next month.
Peter expressed
concern that the prices of photographic publications are rising, making it more
difficult for librarians to collect. He
suggested that perhaps our group could come up with a bibliography of the
History of Photography to aid us in collection development and maintenance and
so we could share sources for replacing these titles.
Raffle
An array of
items was raffled off from attendees' institutions. Everyone was a winner.