NYARC

The New York Art Resources Consortium (NYARC) partners are the libraries of the Brooklyn Museum, Frick Collection, and Museum of Modern Art.

[NYARC @nyarcist]

Come work with us! The Brooklyn Museum is looking for an Archivist and Records Manager in the Libraries and Archives:
https://t.co/tV7Srw5Plw

[NYARC @nyarcist]

F/T Metadata Lead opportunity at The Frick Collection: https://t.co/cLbjPMgD9g

[NYARC @nyarcist]

P/T Web Archiving Technician opportunity w/ our #webarchiving program for a current graduate student: https://t.co/FqJKFZ5tLq

[NEH Pres Access @NEH_PresAccess]

July is #WorldWatercolorMonth! #PresAccessFunded awards include support for study of arts history/criticism/theory, such as $305K to @internetarchive & @nyarcist to create a thorough reference resource of key online U.S. art history &humanities collections https://t.co/fbZHvytlEE

[NYARC @nyarcist]

Internet Archive Launches Collaborative, Web-Based Art Resources Preservation and Access Initiative https://t.co/FfnyHnP1Su

[NYARC @nyarcist]

Finding Value and Making Art with Web Archives https://t.co/rfba0H2yEy

[Miriam Neptune @mirdigital]

Day 1 #BarnardTDSI, I loved the moments faculty shared aspirations for taking on new digital projects, with an ethic of care for students and themselves. Folks asked not only what can we take on, but what can we let go of to engage more deeply? @barnlib @BarnardDHC @cep_barnard

[DH@RU @rutgersdh]

Hiya 👋 We're transitioning our remaining spring DH workshops to Webex so you don't have to miss out! Web publishing in Scalar, maps, creating websites, and word vectors (text analysis) still to come! @RULibraries https://t.co/JSV0zIq2qe

[NYARC @nyarcist]

Please note that in response to increased health concerns, the NYARC libraries are currently closed to the public. We will be closely monitoring the situation and you can find updates at https://t.co/4RYm0zACF2

[The Center for Digital Equity @CDEConnects]

To prepare for the possibility of remote work and online learning, we've created an online open-source resource for listing all the digital tools and products to assist in this transition.

View the resource at https://t.co/BigU2lbz4j

#Covid19 #Covid_19

[Internet Archive @internetarchive]

When libraries face closures in times of crisis, patrons are left with access to a mere fraction of their library's holdings. Controlled digital lending can address that.

Read more here:
https://t.co/2rDT2UJddD

Borrow books here:
https://t.co/6RQ2mvUPTM

[NYARC @nyarcist]

Open call for planning committee! Help us create the Forum on Equity and Inclusion in Art Librarianship sponsored by @nyarcist and @arlisny https://t.co/PMHmH5qkNr

[Apollo Magazine @Apollo_magazine]

A handy list of museums and other archives that provide unrestricted downloads of high-resolution images https://t.co/JHijdkhrQv

[Henry Stewart DAM @henrystewartdam]

24 hrs to go for our next complimentary webinar with @Imagen_io - 'Unlocking the full potential of your #Content: #DAM best practices for #Video - and Everything Else'. Save your spot via the link here: https://t.co/4lY6xP7WTf

[Library Journal @LibraryJournal]

New Research Article: “Patterns for Searching #Data on the #Web Across Different #Research Communities” https://t.co/7g5zY8eKGQ

[Brewster Kahle @brewster_kahle]

Wayback Machine just grew to 881,352,519,000 web URL's. That is 881 Billion. For every one that becomes important in the news or in someones personal world, we crawl and store millions of others just-in-case. go @internetarchive

[University of Kansas @UnivOfKansas]

Thanks to a $129,000 Humanities Open Book grant, @kulibraries & @Kansas_Press will collaborate to convert 70 humanities texts into freely accessible digital resources. https://t.co/EkmgNhXo6E #KUleaders

[DPLA @dpla]

If you're like us, you're excited and inspired by the incredible featured speakers we heard from at #DPLAfest last week! Here's to re-watching and sharing with friends - the plenary session recordings are now available👇 https://t.co/r0uWM7kixL

[OpenGLAM @OpenGLAM]

Todays recommended #openglam reading: 'Solving Art's Data Problem - Part One, Museums’, an interview on Artnome featuring @nealstimler. Link: https://t.co/CEWgPhjxeh

[NYARC @nyarcist]

Professors Glenn Wharton and Deena Engel of NYU will discuss The Artist Archives Initiative: New Research Models for Contemporary Artists at the @frickcollection on May 2nd @ 4:00 pm. Free and open to the public! Register here: https://t.co/qvJTzaWOFs #archives #artistarchives