Visual Resources

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• Visual Resources Association 2015 Annual Business Meeting: Treasurer's Report

  Allan T. Kohl
• 2015 State of the Visual Resources Association

  Elaine Paul
• Visual Resources Librarian or Digital Library Practitioner? Reflections on the 2015 DLF Forum

  Andrea Schuler
• Diversifying VRC Services within a studio department: The Portfolio Photography Room

  Lia Pileggi
• Developing a Practicum in Digital Collection Management

  Anna Bernhard
• Who's Afraid of the Big, Bad Uktena Monster? Subject Cataloging for Images

  Karen L. Kessel M.A.
• 2016 State of the Visual Resources Association

  Elaine Paul
• Creating a Publicly Available Image Collection for The South Side Community Art Center’s Art Collection: Case Study at the University of Chicago

  Bridget Madden
• The Lantern Slide Collection at the University of Chicago: An Inspired Path to Digitization and Reuse on Chicago's South Side

  Whitney Gaylord
• “Visual Indexes” and Standardized Storage for Large Collections of 35mm Slides

  Jason Miller
• VR in VR: Capture and Display of Virtual Reality Photospheres in a Visual Resources Context

  Alex Nichols
• Reconfiguring Knowledge: Making the Digital Humanities Visual - SECAC 2015 VRA Affiliate Session

  John J. Taormina
• Review of "Graphs, Maps, Trees: Abstract Models for Literary History"

  Jeannine Keefer
• Piloting Linked Open Data on Artists' Books: a Case Study in Interoperability and Sustainability

  Emilee Mathews, Laura J. Smart
• Digital Humanities and the Visual: A Special Themed Issue of the Visual Resources Association Bulletin

  Maureen Burns
• The New Interactive: Reimagining Visual Collections as Immersive Environments

  Jeffrey P. Emanuel, Christopher M. Morse, Luke Hollis
• When Drift becomes Current: Collaborating to Expand Beyond the Visual

  Mēgan Oliver, Kimberly Detterbeck
• Scope Drift? More of a Sharp Turn: Visual Resources Director One Day, Architecture Librarian the Next

  Cynthia G. Frank
• Designing for Scope, Embracing Drift: Customizing Metadata with Open-source Software and Grassroots Efforts

  Carolyn J. Lucarelli, Stephanie Swindle Thomas
• Scope Shift: Cultivating Opportunity and Building Constituencies: Forays in Copyright, Fellowships, and Internships

  Sonja Sekely-Rowland
• Translating Visual to Textual Resources: Editorial and Technological Support for Electronic Publishing

  Maureen Burns
• Review of "Visual Literacy for Libraries: A Practical, Standards-Based Guide"

  Hannah Marshall
• Toolkit to Support the Description of Visual Resources for Accessibility in Arts & Humanities Publications

  Stephanie Rosen
• Archives, Artwork, and a Garden: The John Stokes and Mary’s Gardens Collection at the University of Dayton

  Kayla Harris
• From Processing to Public Service: The Digital Humanities Center at the American Academy in Rome

  Lavinia Ciuffa