Addressing Personal Digital Archive Needs of Contemporary Artists
Discover how collaboration can enhance the personal digital archive management for contemporary artists. Explore the importance of functional digital recordkeeping systems and the research questions surrounding artists' archive needs.
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PDA is a good thing: Embracing collaboration to address the personal digital archive needs of a contemporary artist Sam Meister University of Montana Society of American Archivists Research Forum 2014 August 12, 2014
Setting: dinner party in Los Angeles circa 2010 Artist: So what do you do? Me: I m an Archivist Artist: Really?! I need some help with my archive!
What are the personal digital recordkeeping / archives needs of a contemporary artist? What does a functional personal digital recordkeeping system for a contemporary artist look like?
Studio Archives: Voices of Living Artists, Their Assistants, and Archivists Heather Gendron, Sloane Art Library, UNC Chapel Hill & Eumie Imm-Stroukoff, Georgia O Keeffe Museum
Identify records and value Develop system requirements Identify / test tools Implement system Assess Modify / Refine
Thanks! sam.meister@mso.umt.edu @samalanmeister
