Alexander Street Press, an electronic publisher of award-winning online collections and video for scholarly research, teaching, and learning, has forged a landmark agreement with the Consortium of Academic and Research Libraries in Illinois (CARLI) to provide perpetual access to academic online video collections for 124 of the group's participating governing member institutions.
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Victor Hammer created this keepsake specimen for “the Chicago people” (i.e., the Society of Typographic Arts) in 1946 as thanks to the society’s members for funding the completion and casting of his American Uncial typeface.
May 9, 2013
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April 5, 2013
From Ames Library Art Collection (Illinois Wesleyan University) in CARLI Digital Collections
When it comes to art I enjoy a lot of stuff going on at once. So I like this oil and wax painting.
The black-and-white figure of a woman -- meditating? in anguish? -- dominates the center of the canvas, floating in front of a layered background of colorful and stylistically varied angels. There’s a little tableaux at the right where two figures interact, one of them oblivious to the fact that she’s dripping blood or red paint. The drips stream like tears down one of the faces anchoring the artwork at the bottom, receding into the background, eyes closed -- in sleep? sorrow?
February 27, 2013
From Peoria Historical Society Image Collection (Bradley University) in CARLI Digital Collections
Just in time for Valentine’s Day!
February 13, 2013
February 8, 2013
Page 11, 1999 Spring, from Forte Literary Magazine (Illinois College) in CARLI Digital Collections
Nope, not the student artwork on the right. This week’s featured image is the creative writing piece on the left, "Art" by Julienne La Croix.
February 6, 2013
From Sculpture Collection (Lewis & Clark Community College) in CARLI Digital Collections
January 16, 2013
Most damage to library materials is a result of normal use and abuse including torn pages, broken spines and annotations applied by thoughtless patrons. Occasionally, however, library conservators and preservation specialists encounter surprising, amusing, or outrageous kinds of damage. Below are just a few examples of usual damages encountered recently by preservation staff at CARLI member libraries.
January 14, 2013
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