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The Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Kunst- und Museumsbibliotheken (AKMB) was founded in 1995 as an association to represent the interests and provide advice to art and museum libraries in the German-speaking world, which are generally small and have few members of staff. The aim of the AKMB is to improve the performance of art and museum libraries and documentation centres through increased cooperation. The working group now has circa 260 institutional and personal members.(www.arthistoricum.net)

museumbibliotheken --- kunstbibliotheken

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Library management --- 027.2:7 --- Kunstbibliotheken ; werking ; diensten ; noden --- Kunstmusea ; bibliotheken ; organisatie --- Bibliotheekwezen ; kunstbibliotheken --- Art libraries --- Art museums --- Museum libraries --- Administration. --- Information services --- Management.

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MMDC is a series of publications documenting libraries. Initiated by Julie Peeters in 2015, the series allows an artist to enter into a dialogue with a particular library collection. The publication can be seen as a kind of 'printed portrait' of the library where some 40 pages are filled with material straight from the collection. MMDC forms a kind of visual identity, not through a logo, nor by depicting the library itself, but by showing how certain people use the library – as a space, as a collection – by what books they choose to work with as they navigate the shelves, and by what is produced by their unique selections. MMDC3 is the third publication in the series. New York and Brussels-based artist Angie Keefer was invited to explore the contents of Kunstenbibliotheek in spring 2022. Her chosen sources reflect her interest in the collective destruction of female iconography, knowledge and authority during the transition from polytheistic to monotheistic cultural dominance, and its ongoing sublimation in contemporary architecture, décor, fashion, costumes, poetry and performance.

kunst --- bibliotheken --- België --- Verenigde Staten --- eenentwintigste eeuw --- boeken --- kunstenaarsboeken --- Keefer Angie --- Keefer, Angie --- Bibliotheken ; kunstbibliotheken --- Keefer, Angie (°1977, Alabama, VS) --- 027.2:7 --- Bibliotheekwezen ; kunstbibliotheken --- Peeters, Julie

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Bibliothèque d'art et d'archéologie (Genève) --- tentoonstellingscatalogi --- Salons --- kunstbibliotheken --- Hodler, Ferdinand

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Shelf documents emerges out of the project second shelf (second-shelf.org), a collaborative book acquisition project at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp. Curators integrated 243 new titles by nonbinary, women and queer artists as well as artists of colour in art libraries as a way to fill gaps, to amplify voices, to seek out the self-initiated and the overlooked.

kunst --- 7.039 --- homoseksualiteit --- feminisme --- 02 --- eenentwintigste eeuw --- BIPOC --- postkolonialisme --- gender studies --- bibliotheekwetenschap --- kunstbibliotheken --- bibliotheken --- tekenkunst --- kunsttheorie --- 741.039 --- 7.071 HINRICHS --- 741.071 HINRICHS --- Art --- onderzoek in de kunsten --- bibliotheekwezen --- diversiteit --- multiculturalism --- art libraries [institutions] --- 7.049 --- 7.01 --- 741.07 --- 025.2 --- Hinrichs, Heide °1976 (°Oldenburg, Duitsland) --- Bibliotheken ; kunstbibliotheken --- Feminisme --- Queer people --- Postkolonialisme --- Iconografie ; verschillende onderwerpen --- Kunst ; theorie, filosofie, esthetica --- Tekenkunst ; tekenkunstenaars A - Z --- Bibliotheekwezen ; collectievorming --- Library research --- Diversité culturelle --- Documentation de bibliothèque --- Bibliothèques d'art --- Gestion des collections --- Bibliothèque --- Art libraries --- Library materials. --- Cultural pluralism. --- Collection development.