The conference website is at http://www.arlisna.org/toronto2012

Applicants for the award must be dues-paying members of ARLIS/WNY and ARLIS/NA. All ARLIS/WNY members are eligible for the award. The chapter’s officers, members who have never attended the national conference, and those who will be participating in the conference as speakers, session/program moderators, moderators of a section, division or interest group, or serving on committees are especially encouraged to apply for the award.

Applicants for the award should include a current resume and a letter describing the applicant’s participation in the conference (if applicable), the benefits anticipated from conference attendance, and all travel funding expected from the applicant’s institution or other sources.

Please email materials to Jenny Strickland, jstrickland@ithaca.edu,
by February 17th, 2012.

Award will be announced February 24th, 2012.

The Art Libraries Society/North America (ARLIS/NA) and the Visual Resources Association Foundation (VRAF) are pleased to announce that the 2012 Summer Educational Institute for Visual Resources and Image Management preliminary Website is live!
http://sei.vrafoundation.org

SEI 2012 will be held at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor from June 19-22, 2012.  SEI 2012 is appropriate for visual resources professionals new to the field, those currently enrolled in library schools who wish to augment their experience with image management training, and more experienced professionals eager to update their skill sets in response to fast-changing technological advancements.

This intensive workshop will feature a curriculum that specifically addresses the requirements of today’s professional, and will include hands-on and lecture modules. Expert instructors will cover intellectual property rights, digital imaging, metadata and cataloguing, and strategic planning. Attendees will also have an opportunity to discuss and brainstorm on a range of issues, from new media and marketing visual resources to professional development and the future of the profession during the interactive session planned for the final morning of SEI.

Please note that additional information will be added to the Website in the coming weeks. Registration will open January 18, 2012.

Value:
$100 to defray travel/lodging costs.

Application:
To apply for the travel award, please submit by email:

1. A letter of application (no more than two sides in length) stating where
you learned of the award, your specific interest in art librarianship and
expectation of the conference in Ithaca, your professional goals, and why you
think you are a worthy candidate for the award.
2. A resume listing education background, employment history, and
professional activities and/or interests. Please include your telephone and
email address, as well as the names of two references including title, email,
addresses, and telephone numbers.

The deadline for submission is Monday, October 17, 2011.
Candidates will be notified as soon as possible.

Please submit applications via email to:|
Ann Skiold and Barbara Opar, Syracuse University
saskiold@syracuse.edu and baopar@syracuse.edu

Image coutresy of Ithaca College

ARLIS/WNY Fall 2011 Meeting
Friday, October 21, 2011 at at Ithaca College Library
at Ithaca College
Hosted by Jennifer Strickland

Meeting Registration Form

9:00-9:45 am: Coffee/Registration, Gannett Center, Rm 319

9:45-10:30 am: Business Meeting, Gannett Center, Rm 319

10:30-12:15 pm: Art & Technology ‘Jam Session’, Gannett Center, Rm
319
This is an open session, so please come with topics, ideas and questions.  Demonstrations will include: ARTstor Shared Shelf, customizing Voyager (linking items to floor maps, canned searches), using social media such as delicious, Pearltrees,  and visual mapping.

12:30-1:30 pm: Lunch, Gannett Center, Rm 319

1:30-2:30 pm: IC’s LEED Certified Buildings: A&E Center, Peggy Ryan Williams Center, and Park Center for Business

2:30-4:00 pm: Walking Tour of Cornell Plantations & Welcome Center

3:45-4:30 pm: Tea at Carriage House Cafe

ARLIS/WNY & VRA/Upstate Spring 2011 Joint Meeting
Monday, June 13, 2011 at at New York State College of Ceramics
at Alfred University
Hosted by Sherman Clarke

Meeting Registration Form

Purpose:
To encourage students and prospective librarians to explore careers in art and architecture librarianship through contact with art library colleagues at the ARLIS/WNY Fall Meeting, scheduled for June 13, 2011 in Alfred, NY.

Value:
$100 to defray travel/lodging and meal expenses or (for local applicants) $20 for Monday lunch.

Application:
To apply for the travel award, please submit by email:

1. A letter of application (no more than two sides in length) stating where you learned of the award, your specific interest in art librarianship and expectation of the conference in Utica, your professional goals, and why you think you are a worthy candidate for the award.

2. A resume listing education background, employment history, and professional activities and/or interests. Please include your telephone and email address, as well as the names of two references including title, email, addresses, and telephone numbers.

The deadline for submission is Friday May 27, 2011.
Candidates will be notified by Friday June 3 of the travel award decisions.

Please submit applications via email to:

Kathy Corcoran
Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute
310 Genesee Street
Utica, NY 13502
(315) 797-0000 x2123
kcorcor@mwpai.org

The conference website is at http://www.vra-arlis2011.org

Applicants for the award must be dues-paying members of ARLIS/WNY and ARLIS/NA. All ARLIS/WNY members are eligible for the award. The chapter’s officers, members who have never attended the national conference, and those who will be participating in the conference as speakers, session/program moderators, moderators of a section, division or roundtable, or serving on committees are especially encouraged to apply for the award.

Applicants for the award should include a current resume and a letter describing the applicant’s participation in the conference (if applicable), the benefits anticipated from conference attendance, and all travel funding expected from the applicant’s institution or other sources.

Please email materials to Sherman Clarke, sherman.clarke@gmail.com,
by March 11, 2011, 5pm.

Award will be announced March 15, 2011.

Value:
$100 to defray travel/lodging and meal expenses or (for local applicants) $20 for Friday lunch.

Application: To apply for the travel award, please submit by email:

1. A letter of application (no more than two sides in length) stating where you learned of the award, your specific interest in art librarianship and expectation of the conference in Utica, your professional goals, and why you think you are a worthy candidate for the award.

2. A resume listing education background, employment history, and professional activities and/or interests. Please include your telephone and email address, as well as the names of two references including title,, email, addresses, and telephone numbers.

The deadline for submission is October 25, 2010. Candidates will be notified by October 29 of the travel award decisions. Two awards will be presented.

Please submit applications via email to:
Sherman Clarke, ARLIS/WNY Vice President and President-Elect
Chair, Student Travel Awards Committee
(freelance art cataloger; NYU Libraries, retired)
Alfred, New York

email: sherman.clarke@gmail.com
phone: 607-587-8429

(Image courtesy of Green Map System)

ARLIS/WNY Fall 2010 Meeting
Friday, November 5, 2010 at at Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute
Hosted by Kathy Corcoran

Meeting Registration Form

9:00-10:00 am: Continental breakfast and social hour

10:00-10:45 am: Tour of “Look for Beauty: Philip Johnson and Art Museum Design” and Ann Reichlin installation “Counterpoint”
With Mary Murray, Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, MWPAI

10:45-11:00 am: Break

11:00 AM-12:30 pm: ARLIS/WNY Chapter Meeting

12:30-1:30 pm: Lunch in the Student Dining Hall

1:45-2:45 pm: Tour of Sculpture Space (12 Gates Street, Utica), artists’ visits, presentation on the Griffiss International Sculpture Park, and tour of Reichlin’s “Translucent Home” (light refreshments included)

2:45 pm – : Free time to revisit the Museum of Art, drive to the Sculpture Park, etc.