ARLIS MOQ is the Montreal, Ottawa, and Quebec chapter of the Art Libraries Association of North America and was founded in 1987 as the first Canadian chapter. The chapter’s goals are to promote the ideals and ideas of ARLIS/NA in the local and regional context.
Our membership is composed of librarians, archivists, students and curators who work in art libraries, special collections and visual resources.
We produce a biannual publication, MOQDOC, where we publish articles by our members focusing news on subjects related to art librarianship and archives.
Our main activities include our biannual meetings held in the Fall and Spring, as well as professional development events throughout the year.
ARLIS MOQ members are eligible for professional development awards to cover the costs of membership to ARLIS/NA or travel to the annual conference.
Teaching & Research Librarian, Fine Arts (Concordia University)
Digital Collections and Systems Librarian (Artexte)
Archivist (McGill University)
Head, Collection Access (Canadian Centre for Architecture)
Librarian (McGill University Health Centre - MUHC)
Liaison librarian for Design and Visual Arts (UQÀM)
Liaison librarian for art history, architecture, urban planning, communication studies (McGill University)
Photo: Chris Montgomery on Unsplash Dear MOQ-ers and MOQ-ettes, We hope that your fall is off to a good start. We are excited to announce our very first “Research Roundup” which will ...
As art information professionals, we support research in its many forms and for different kinds of researchers including students, instructors, scholars, artists, and cultural workers – but what about ...
Dear colleagues, As of July 15th, all ARLIS/NA listservs, including ARLIS-MOQ (arlismoq@gmail.com) will close, and all groups will begin using Humanities Commons. Join us on Friday, July 15th at our summer meeting for ...