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Item Discussion Questions(H.W. Wilson Company, 2007) Indiana LibrariesItem "A" is for Art, Not Age: The Hammond Public Library's Annual Senior Art Exhibit(H.W. Wilson Company, 2007) Swisher, Susan HerrickThe Hammond Public Library, like many libraries, showcases the works of local artists throughout the year. For the past sixteen years, however, the work of a special group of artists has been featured each fall during the library’s annual Senior Art Exhibit.Item Indiana Libraries Submission Guidelines(H.W. Wilson Company, 2007) Indiana LibrariesItem Art Reference: A Study(H.W. Wilson Company, 2007) Graham, MaryAmong the overwhelming amount of resources available in the arts, it is difficult to identify the most relevant and valuable information. It is the intent of this paper to highlight quality resources for both artists’ books and miniature books from the viewpoint of professional librarians in Indiana. This paper reports on the perceived value of reference sources. Based on the findings of this study a better understanding of the value of the tools reference librarians use will be gained.Item Art in the Indiana State University Library: Why Have Original Artworks in an Academic Library?(H.W. Wilson Company, 2007) Jinbo, Carol; Mehrens, Christopher E. (Christopher Emile)Why have original artworks in an academic library? One could very well pose the question; doesn’t original art work belong in a museum rather than in a library? In answer to this question, we would respond that one of the primary goals of the Indiana State University Library is to provide a welcoming atmosphere and that “fine art” contributes to this environment. More importantly, we want to have an environment that is conducive to creativity and intellectual endeavor.Item Table of Contents(H.W. Wilson Company, 2007) Indiana LibrariesItem "Imag-ing Our Foremothers": Art as a Means of Promoting Information Literacy(H.W. Wilson Company, 2007) Palmer, Kristi L.In February 2005, a group of twenty IUPUI history students gathered in the lounge of University Library to paint a semester’s worth of research. The 4’ x 6’ mural that graces the walls of the 2nd floor corridor of the IUPUI Business/SPEA building is the final product of a multi-faceted research project rooted in librarian-taught information literacy skills. During a year long workshop for librarians interested in becoming more dynamically involved with learners’ acquisition, application, and retention of information literacy skills, an art related experience entitled Imag-ing Our Foremothers: Art as a Means of Connecting with Women’s History was conceived. The project had four major goals and two distinct components.Item Notes(H.W. Wilson Company, 2007) Indiana LibrariesItem Incorporating Art into Indiana Libraries(H.W. Wilson Company, 2007) Bodnar, EricaThis edition of Indiana Libraries examines the ways in which art plays a role in libraries throughout Indiana. In doing so, it addresses questions regarding the role of the art librarian, the issues of bringing art into libraries, and the resources available in art librarianship, among others. Ultimately, this issue should encourage librarians to think of their space and collection in new and creative ways in order to bring art into all types of libraries.Item Changes and Transitions in a Cultural Museum Library: Moving From Supporting Museum Staff to Providing Services to the General Public(H.W. Wilson Company, 2007) Jansen, CatharineOn June 10th 2005 the Stephen & Sharon Zimmerman Resource Center and the Watanabe Family Library opened their doors to the public, as part of the new Nina Mason Pulliam Education Center at the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art. For the library, this event meant the end of a rather protracted journey and the beginning of a new adventure.
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