Collaboration

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• VRA Baltimore Awards Exceptional Contributions to the Visual Resources Field in 2022

  Maureen Burns
• "Can You Hear Me Okay?" Launching a Story-Based Archive Collection During COVID-19

  Cassie Tanks
• A Critical Response to “The value of mass-digitised cultural heritage content in creative contexts” by Melissa Terras, et al, Published in "Big Data and Society"

  Jasmine E. Burns
• Recommendations for Creating Inclusive Visual Communication During a Pandemic

  Stephanie Beene, Glenn Koelling, Dana Statton Thompson
• The Naming of Things Collaboration and Creative Reuse

  Jessica Cline
• Special Bulletin #9: Visual Resources Association Computer Users Directory

  Compiled by: Astrid R. Otey
• Special Bulletin #12: Subject Classification for Visual Collections: An Inventory of Some of the Principal Systems Applied to Content Description in Images

  Dr. Colum Hourihane
• Musings on Electronic Publishing

  Maureen Burns
• Welcome Newest Affiliate, Society of Architectural Historians (SAH)

  Jolene M. de Verges
• Special note on SECAC and the Visual Resources Curator's Group

  Christina B. Updike
• Visual Resources Curators Affiliate Organization: 24 Years of Active Involvement in SECAC

  Christina B. Updike
• Rich Texture: New Resources for Teaching and Learning in an Image-Centric World

  Kathe H. Albrecht
• In Memoriam: Nancy Shelby Schuller

  John J. Taormina
• You Can Do It. We Can Help: Building Digital Image Collections Together

  Maureen Burns
• Cataloging in the Cloud: Shared Shelf and ArchaeoCore

  Elizabeth Berenz, Ann R. F. Burns, Lucie Wall Stylianopoulos
• Heritage Seeds: Preserving a Scholar-Photographer's Legacy Slides in a Digital Environment

  Allan T. Kohl
• The Archival Appraisal of Slide Collections at Cornell University

  Liz Muller, Marsha Taichman
• Visual Resources Outreach: Successes and Challenges in a New Role

  Heather Kline
• President's Year-End Association Update, 2014

  Elaine Paul
• Now What?

  Marian Lambers
• Using the Getty Vocabularies as Linked Open Data in a Cataloging Tool for an Academic Teaching Collection: Case Study at the University of Denver

  Heather Seneff, Shea-Tinn Yeh, Fernando Reyes
• Rethinking Visual Resources Centers in the Digital Age: Case Studies at the University of Georgia and the University of Michigan

  Courtney L. Baron, Molly J. Schoen
• Wired! @ 5 (Years): Visualizing the Past at Duke University

  The Wired! Group, Duke University
• 2015 State of the Visual Resources Association

  Elaine Paul
• 2016 State of the Visual Resources Association

  Elaine Paul