Deborah,
Museums don't always publish their subject cataloging to their websites.
Usually only select fields are exported from the collection management
system, and for several reasons, the subject fields don't make the cut.
I think you'll find that the depth of information stored in collection
ma
We have subject headings, we use a controlled vocabulary based on AAT with
some local additions.
Frank E. Thomson, Curator
Asheville Art Museum
PO Box 1717
Asheville, NC 28802
828.253.3227 tel.
828.257.4503 fax
fthom...@ashevilleart.org
www.ashevilleart.org
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Here's more, from wired.com:
"Should the average person write software that took control of a
computer at the system level without a user's knowledge and distributed
that software across the world, there are plenty of laws that would put
him behind bars. But what happens when Sony does this, ost
I'm curious to know if your museum assigns formal subject headings and/or
keywords to works of art in their collections management or digital asset
management systems. A little poking around on the Web seems to indicate it's
not too common -- artist name, title, medium, collection, maybe a gener
