Day 1 took place at the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra. Margaret Shaw, librarian at the NPG, welcomed us to the conference. She introduced the NPG's director, Angus Trumbull, who outlined plans for a much bigger library at the NPG.Margaret Shaw welcoming everyone to @NPG for #ARLISANZ2018 pic.twitter.com/mDSynMQ7ey
— Catherine Kerrigan BA MSC DipSci GDLIM MLIM (@UberLibris) October 3, 2018
Without art librarians, curators would find it impossible to form their judgments. Angus Trumbull, @NPG #ARLISANZ2018
— Catherine Kerrigan BA MSC DipSci GDLIM MLIM (@UberLibris) October 3, 2018
In Canberra, everyone looks like a librarian #arlisanz2018
— Celia Brown` (@fraubrown2) October 3, 2018
Jude Barlow of the Ngunnawal nation welcoming #ARLISANZ2018 to country pic.twitter.com/BgIQj1uONx
— Catherine Kerrigan BA MSC DipSci GDLIM MLIM (@UberLibris) October 3, 2018
I enjoyed Jude's welcome to country and her wish that the songlines would see us safely home again. She was followed by our keynote speaker, Stuart Kells.“Everyone needs a librarian” Jude Barlow #arlisanz2018
— Romany Manuell (@Rombloggy) October 3, 2018
@StuartKells giving keynote to #ARLISANZ2018 pic.twitter.com/qoKf0dSb87
— Catherine Kerrigan BA MSC DipSci GDLIM MLIM (@UberLibris) October 3, 2018
@StuartKells theme is library trust & breaches of trust including theft #ARLISANZ2018
— Catherine Kerrigan BA MSC DipSci GDLIM MLIM (@UberLibris) October 3, 2018
Libraries are “as vibrant and as strong as at any time in the last 2000 years” says @StuartKells #arlisanz2018
— Romany Manuell (@Rombloggy) October 3, 2018
Libraries & archives are a crucial way to tell the truth. @StuartKells #ARLISANZ2018
— Catherine Kerrigan BA MSC DipSci GDLIM MLIM (@UberLibris) October 3, 2018
I had won Stuart's book, Shakespeare's Library, in an ALIA Facebook competition but hadn't bought it with me, so at the book signing, I bought his book, The Library: A Catalogue of Wonders. After morning tea, the first speaker was Megan Lotts of Rutgers University Library.Don’t mess with our libraries and don’t mess with our librarians! Stuart Kells - keynote speaker #ARLISANZ2018
— Arts Lib Soc Aust&NZ (@ArlisAnz) October 3, 2018
@MCLotts shows the Rutgers art library exhibition spaces. #ARLISANZ2018 pic.twitter.com/JR4qmyqnVp
— Simon Underschultz (@sunderschultz) October 4, 2018
Low-cost high-impact innovative programming @MCLotts #ARLISANZ2018
— Catherine Kerrigan BA MSC DipSci GDLIM MLIM (@UberLibris) October 4, 2018
Megan Lotts, Rutger State Uni NJ, makes friends with the people who have money. #ARLISANZ2018
— Arts Lib Soc Aust&NZ (@ArlisAnz) October 4, 2018
Bringing special collections out of the basement!!! @MCLotts is AMAZING!!! #arlisanz2018
— Romany Manuell (@Rombloggy) October 4, 2018
SHE HAS A BADGE MAKER! We gotta get a badge maker!!! @monashunilib @MCLotts #arlisanz2018
— Romany Manuell (@Rombloggy) October 4, 2018
Button-maker worth its weight in gold. @mclotts #ARLISANZ2018
— Catherine Kerrigan BA MSC DipSci GDLIM MLIM (@UberLibris) October 4, 2018
As Romany Manuell said, we gotta get a badge-maker. Megan has also produced two libguides on button-making and their exhibition spaces. Megan has published a number of papers on library outreach, partnership and makerspaces. Search Google Scholar for her papers (she has a profile there too). Julie Lê of the Costume Institute at the Met, New York, followed Megan to talk about using Instagram to promote a collection.Making buttons is a way of teaching copyright @MCLotts #ARLISANZ2018
— Catherine Kerrigan BA MSC DipSci GDLIM MLIM (@UberLibris) October 4, 2018
Great talk by Julie Le from the MET costume institute at #arlisanz2018 pic.twitter.com/LCYYG9e6eb
— Anni Turnbull (@AnniTurnbull) October 4, 2018
Julie Le @metmuseum Costume Institute research library. Everything overshadowed by the Met Gala. #ARLISANZ2018
— Arts Lib Soc Aust&NZ (@ArlisAnz) October 4, 2018
Despite being overshadowed by their Gala, the account has been incredibly successful.Julie Le’s research library @metmuseum nicknamed ‘The Bodega’ #ARLISANZ2018
— Arts Lib Soc Aust&NZ (@ArlisAnz) October 4, 2018
Their insyagram accts getting 100k new viewers each week. @metmuseum #ARLISANZ2018
— Catherine Kerrigan BA MSC DipSci GDLIM MLIM (@UberLibris) October 4, 2018
Extensive library over1mill volumes and 1500 designer files -extraordinary resource @costumeinstitutelibrary at the Met NY #arlisanz2018
— Georgina Binns (@georgtweet) October 4, 2018
Julie uses Instagram to connect with people when no time for face to face appointment in the library #ARLISANZ2018
— Arts Lib Soc Aust&NZ (@ArlisAnz) October 4, 2018
Need to post daily to be effective - content planned in advance @metmuseum #ARLISANZ2018
— Catherine Kerrigan BA MSC DipSci GDLIM MLIM (@UberLibris) October 4, 2018
#arlisanz2018 Instagram carefully curated individual custom hashtags and geo-tagging, Use cloud googledrive for sorting images @costumeinstitutelibrary
— Georgina Binns (@georgtweet) October 4, 2018
After Julie, Dr Lucy Hawthorne of MONA spoke about MoKnow, an internal resource-sharing website, created in Google Sites (but soon to be migrated from there).#arlisanz2018 Wanting to expand your networks learn more in the realm of costume/fashion librarian be active #FashionLibrarianship#FASHIONLIBRARIAN Great advice and loved your presentation Julie Le Costume Institute Met
— Georgina Binns (@georgtweet) October 4, 2018
Lucy Hawthorne on MONA Library #ARLISANZ2018 pic.twitter.com/t8elq78H5C
— Catherine Kerrigan BA MSC DipSci GDLIM MLIM (@UberLibris) October 4, 2018
Dr Lucy Hawthorne @Mona David Walsh loves the library and is building a bigger space for the MONA library #ARLISANZ2018
— Arts Lib Soc Aust&NZ (@ArlisAnz) October 4, 2018
MONA Library has an internal resource-sharing website called MoKnow. #ARLISANZ2018
— Catherine Kerrigan BA MSC DipSci GDLIM MLIM (@UberLibris) October 4, 2018
Created a style, referencing & file naming guide for MoKnow #ARLISANZ2018
— Catherine Kerrigan BA MSC DipSci GDLIM MLIM (@UberLibris) October 4, 2018
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