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Date: Mon, 25 Apr 2016 22:16:44 -0400
From: Suzanne Quigley
To: MCN-L
Subject: [MCN-L] Collection sharing software
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I have a client who wants to share collection items with i
Hi Suzanne
Take a look at http://cultureobject.co.uk/ - an open source WordPress plugin
which we built to suck in museum collection data from a variety of sources. I
don’t know what your database is, but CSV is supported, so that could work.
Once stuff is in WordPress, you can then lock it down
Suzanne - I suggest you contact ARTStor and see what they might offer. See:
http://www.artstor.org/sharedshelf
All the best,
Douglas
On Mon, Apr 25, 2016 at 9:16 PM, Suzanne Quigley wrote:
> I have a client who wants to share collection items with interested
> parties. Rich data and hi resolutio
I have a client who wants to share collection items with interested parties.
Rich data and hi resolution images are managed by a database. The client wishes
to share only selected works and selected data with selected curators and
scholars.
Can anyone recommend a vehicle for doing this without
Dear Adrian,
Thanks for raising this. In the UK, we tend not to have captured information
about specific proportions of collections catalogued, and to what extent.
Instead, we have developed a set of Performance Indicators for Collections
Management which focus on outputs such as access to and
Hi all.
I know there are lots of hooks around what qualifies as "cataloguing", what a
"record" is versus an "object" and even how to measure the size of a
collection, but can anyone point be to some recent
benchmarks/surveys/comparisons of percentage of collections databased (jeebus I
hate tha
Phoenix Art Museum seeks a Collection Database Administrator to
coordinate the conversion and migration of data from ARGUS to The Museum
System (TMS). Post-conversion, the Collection Database Administrator
will be responsible for the day-to-day management of the database
including implementing and
Hello MCN,
I have a few questions on the topic of APIs. I'm interested in hearing from
those of you who have taken the plunge and developed an API to your collection
data or other museum specific information. Thus far I know the Brooklyn Museum,
Museum of London, and the V&A have APIs and that
To art history librarians, curators, art museums staff,
I am working on four seventeen hundred manuscripts by Luigi Lanzi (
http://www.luigilanzi2010.it/)
Since Lanzi mentions many collectors of 1700 Florence...I am also writing
a proposal for a book on
the "Collezionismo privato del 1700 a Firen
Sent: Thursday, June 25, 2009 12:25 PM
To: mcn-l at mcn.edu
Subject: [MCN-L] Collection and Archive Management Software for a
smallmuseum
We are a small university art gallery with a collection of
approximately 3500 objects and a few small archives. We show
approximately 6 exhibitions a year, half
We are a small university art gallery with a collection of
approximately 3500 objects and a few small archives. We show
approximately 6 exhibitions a year, half of which we produce, and half
are usually collaborations or traveling exhibitions. We travel 1 or 2
of our own exhibitions a year.
Dear All,
I would like to announce that my report on Museums Collection Management
Systems
has been published online.
http://documenti.rinascimento-digitale.info/Collection_Management_Systems
The report was intended primary for Italian audience, however I think that
it is also a modest but useful
ome visit us at www.bostonkids.org
Chuck Eisenhardt
Boston Children's Museum
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Mike Rippy
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To: mcn-l at mcn.edu
Subject: Re: [MCN-L] Collection Management System
You c
You can find a variety of very good CMS for a good price. The larger issue is
finding the right person to implement and manage it. It seems, too many, that
because its digital its going to be easy and do everything for you. And that
one professionals skillset in technology will easily crossov
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