The Art of Change: The Impact of Place and the Future of Academic Art Library Collections
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2015
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| author | Falls, Sarah Hatheway, Holly |
| author_facet | Falls, Sarah Hatheway, Holly Falls, Sarah Hatheway, Holly |
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| contents | The Art of Change: The Impact of Place and the Future of Academic Art Library Collections Falls, Sarah Hatheway, Holly Academic Libraries Art Materials Library Materials Library Services Space Utilization Access to Information Library Development Fine Arts Arts Centers Change Strategies Library Administration Academic institutions have long supported stand-alone branch libraries devoted to fine arts, architecture, and other allied fields. As subject specific collecting on campuses has been decentralized by collaborative collection development, consortial borrowing, and the quick availability of materials in both digital and print formats, the need for the physical space of the art library for research has diminished. The authors, both of whom are in administrative positions at ARL art libraries, explore how collections are directly tied to use of space in architecturally significant spaces and conclude by offering suggestions how space can help heighten collections access and emulate greater value on their campuses. |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 2015 |
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| spellingShingle | The Art of Change: The Impact of Place and the Future of Academic Art Library Collections Falls, Sarah Hatheway, Holly Academic Libraries Art Materials Library Materials Library Services Space Utilization Access to Information Library Development Fine Arts Arts Centers Change Strategies Library Administration The Art of Change: The Impact of Place and the Future of Academic Art Library Collections Falls, Sarah Hatheway, Holly Academic Libraries Art Materials Library Materials Library Services Space Utilization Access to Information Library Development Fine Arts Arts Centers Change Strategies Library Administration Academic institutions have long supported stand-alone branch libraries devoted to fine arts, architecture, and other allied fields. As subject specific collecting on campuses has been decentralized by collaborative collection development, consortial borrowing, and the quick availability of materials in both digital and print formats, the need for the physical space of the art library for research has diminished. The authors, both of whom are in administrative positions at ARL art libraries, explore how collections are directly tied to use of space in architecturally significant spaces and conclude by offering suggestions how space can help heighten collections access and emulate greater value on their campuses. |
| title | The Art of Change: The Impact of Place and the Future of Academic Art Library Collections |
| topic | Academic Libraries Art Materials Library Materials Library Services Space Utilization Access to Information Library Development Fine Arts Arts Centers Change Strategies Library Administration |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1089254 |