VRAB Volume 9: Issue 1, 1982
Abstract
In this issue:
- CAA:
- Images for Today's Classrooms:
- The Microform Image: Facsimile, Substitute, or Counterfeit?
- The Impact of Videodisc Technology on Teaching Art History
- Holography as a New Visual Medium
- Art Documentation: From Slides to Microcomputers:
- Photographing Architecture
- Slide Production and Presentation Techniques in Architectural Analysis and History
- The Proposed Computerisation of the Institute of Fine Arts Slide and Photo Collection
- CAA-VR Business Meeting
- Images for Today's Classrooms:
- ARLIS:
- Special Problems in Slide Classification: Non-Western Art
- Utilization of Microforms as Research Resources in the Fine Arts Library:
- Using Microforms in Teaching and Research
- Standardization and Bibliographic Control of Art Micrographics
- Microforms and User Interface: Question of Cognitive Style in Art Historical Research
- Microforms and the Image Bank
- Choosing Collections: The Publisher's Perspective
- Designing Microforms for the User
- VR Organization Questionnaire:
- Ballot
- Editorial on the VR Organization
- Consultation Service
- ARLIS/Northwest
- Standard for Staffing Fine Arts Slide Collections and CAA Board Resolution To Be Published Soon
- Conferences to Come:
- 1982 MACAA-VR Program: A Call for Papers and Volunteers
- SECAC 1982 Conference: Visual Resource Curators Session
- Call for Papers - 1983 CAA Meeting Regular Program
- International Art History Conference
- Bibliography Workshop
- Missouri-Kansas Slide Curators
- Profile:
- Princeton University School of Architecture Slide Collection
- Ask the Photographer:
- New Equipment for Slide Duplication and for Copy Photography
- Academic Slide Budget Survey
- Work-Study Program To Be Cut
- Slide Labeling by Word Processing
- Image Access Society
- Conservation:
- Chemical Streaking on Film: How to Avoid It
- Photographic Journals
- Classification & Cataloging:
- The Classification and Cataloging of Slides and Pictures
- Professional News
- Positions Open
- Slide Market News
- Duplicating for Student Study: Copyright Infringement:
- Survey
- Group Ordering for Multiple Copies
- Inuit (Eskimo) Cataloguing
- 35mm Slide Projector for sale
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