OTTAWA 5 à 7 on November 15th
ARLIS MOQ member Cyndie Campbel has invited colleagues and information studies students to join us for a mini-tour of her institutional setting at the National Gallery of Canada with the ...
Read MoreNovember 07, 2018
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.
What we do
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.
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Executive Committee
Who we are
Mathieu Pomerleau
PresidentReference Librarian, Canadian Centre for Architecture
Simon Barry
Vice-PresidentHead Librarian, National Theatre School of Canada
Sarah Severson
TreasurerCoordinator, Digital Library Services, McGill University Library
Jenna Dufour
Membership secretaryReference Librarian, Concordia Libraries
Adèle Flannery
SecretaryPublic Services Librarian, Université du Québec à Montréal
Jessica Hébert
Past President and ARLIS/Canada RepresentativeLibrarian, Artexte
News & Events
2018 Fall Meeting
You are cordially invited to the ARLIS MOQ fall meeting which will be held at Artexte, followed by a visit of the Galerie Piroir on November 30th. We would like to extend ...
Read MoreOctober 16, 2018
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS : MOQDOC
Exchanges in the Digital Environment The Spring 2019 issue calls for discussion surrounding the digital exchanges that enable the professional community, their users, and institutions to thrive in the ...
Read MoreJune 22, 2018