March 27 2009
Artists Nancy Reinker and Diana Clauss talk about their joint exhibition “Double Vision” at the ASU Downtown Phoenix campus Library. During this fascinating conversation Nancy and Diana, who are exhibiting together for the first time, discuss the similarities in their artistic process, as well as the differences in their final artistic products.
Joining us as well is Scott Muir, director of the Downtown Phoenix campus Library, who discusses the improvements made to the library to provide new gallery space, the downtown Phoenix art scene and the First Friday events.
Double Vision is available for viewing through April 17 in the Downtown Phoenix campus Library, during normal library hours. In addition, the library will be open for First Friday on April 3 from 6-8 pm.
For more information and the artists statements, see our news item on the exhibit.
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Host:
Fred McIlvain
Guests:
Scott Muir
Nancy Reinker
Diana Clauss
Episode 92
Running Time: 19:54
June 24 2008
The 2008 American Library Association Annual Conference in Anaheim is almost here and the Library Channel will be there!
We’ve gathered a small group to talk about ASU’s activities and your chance to meet us in person at the conference. We’ll be sharing what we are looking forward to and the presentations we’ll be hosting and attending.
Tammy Allgood will talk about her joint presentation on library gaming. Dan Stanton discusses the Association for Research Libraries meeting he will be attending and the ClimateQual survey ASU Libraries employees participated in. Matt Harp and Fred McIlvain will discuss the Library Channel’s conference poster session and Mimmo Bonanni will talk about other presentations ASU Librarians will be hosting.
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ASU Libraries activities at the 2008 annual conference include:
ALA Advocacy Institute, on Friday, June 27 from 8:30am to 3:30pm
Are You in the Game? Harnessing Millenial Learning Strategies to Market Your Library on Saturday June 28 from 8:00 am -10:00 pm (Note: the ALA wiki has this time incorrectly posted)
The Library Channel: Syndicating News, Views, and Collections to the World Poster Session Monday, June 30, 2008 from 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm
Be sure to find us at the conference and leave your feedback. See you there!
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Episode 78
November 15 2007
On November 15, 2007 Tammy Allgood hosted a special workshop “Podcasting 101″ with Library Channel production manager Matthew Harp about podcasting in the libraries at the Arizona Library Association 2007 (AZLA) annual conference. During the session we pulled a member of the audience up and recorded a short interview to demonstrate how podcast production works and present it here for you.
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February 15 2007
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Curator Karrie Porter Brace join us again to talk with Fred about an exhibit focusing on Arizona’s support of American Troops in foreign conflicts from the Spanish American War through today’s deployments in Afghanistan and Iraq.
The exhibit draws from photographs, manuscripts, ephemera and archives of the ASU Hayden Library’s Archives and Special Collections. Featured are images and sabers of the Territorial Normal School Cadet Corps; World War I doughboys and World War II service men and women; Goodyear Airships from Litchfield Park; and cotton and copper samples along with images of home front industry here in Arizona.
Arizona on the Home Front will be on display in the the Luhrs Gallery and Reading Room on the 4th floor of Hayden Library, ASU Tempe Campus January 15 through May 15, 2007.
For more information see this related article.
Artists Nancy Reinker and Diana Clauss talk about their joint exhibition “Double Vision” at the ASU Downtown Phoenix campus Library. During this fascinating conversation Nancy and Diana, who are exhibiting together for the first time, discuss the similarities in their artistic process, as well as the differences in their final artistic products.
