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#AskAnArchivist Day is in full swing!
Today is the second annual Ask An Archivist Day, organized by the Society of American Archivists. Archivists around the world are fielding questions of all kinds on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and many other social media platforms.
IMA Archivist Samantha Norling will be answering questions from her account, @SamiNorling. Follow her to keep up with the action, and follow #AskAnArchivist for all of the great questions and answers!
Learn the basics of how to navigate the library and get access to its physical and digital resources.
Figuring out basic library search skills? This can help!
Google can bring you back a 100,000 answers, a librarian can bring you back the right one.
Neil Gaiman
Collection Connection: Birge Harrison
Indianapolis Museum of Art exhibition records are being processed in the IMA Archives to open for research, and select items are being digitized as we go, to make their way into the Digital Archives Portal.
In 1911, the Art Association of Indianapolis held an exhibition of paintings by Birge Harrison (1854-1929). This exhibition’s file in the IMA Archives includes four photographs of paintings from the exhibition, including The Harbor Light, which was accessioned by the museum in 1911.
This duplicity between the IMA’s permanent collection of artwork and the IMA Archives’ collection of exhibition records is the first of many Collection Connections that will be shared on the IMA Library & Archives Tumblr!
The Harbor Light (ca. 1900-1910) by Birge Harrison (11.98), Julius F. Pratt Fund, American Painting and Sculpture to 1945, Indianapolis Museum of Art.
Go to this Digital Archives Portal--great source!
I love to browse the Q section of the stacks - growing up on Bill Nye the Science Guy, I have a healthy appreciation for the general sciences! This interesting book really caught my eye, as there are a wide variety of images made me want to learn more about it. Published in 1636, here is Delicia Physic-Mathematicae, a book about scientific recreations and ideas for inventions. Daniel Schwenter (Schwender) is the author of this book, and he was also a mathematician, inventor, poet, and librarian!
Want to read this entire book? Check it out on Google Books!
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-Lindsay M.
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