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Sustaining Art Research Collections: Using Data to  \nExplore Collaboration. With a foreword by Jon Evans. Dublin, OH: OCLC Research.  \n[https://doi.org/10.25333/v636-pe98](https://doi.org/10.25333/v636-pe98).  \nCONTENTS  \nForeword ........................................................................................... vii  \nExecutive Summary ........................................................................... ix  \nIntroduction ......................................................................................... 1  \nOperationalizing the art research collective collection .................................... 1  \nAbout the report .................................................................................................2  \nCollective Collection Analysis............................................................ 3  \nExploring partnerships with collective collection analysis ....................................3  \nBuilding the proxy art research collective collection .............................................3  \nA note on data and methods ...................................................................................5  \nFeatures of the proxy art research collective collection ........................................6  \nTypes of materials ...............................................................................................8  \nAge profile......................................................................................................... 10  \nDiversity of materials ......................................................................................... 11  \nSubjects in the collection ................................................................................. 12  \nHoldings patterns ............................................................................................. 16  \nComparison to the Art Discovery Group Catalogue ....................................... 19  \nVisualizing the network of art research-supporting institutions .......................... 21  \nProxy group members and co-collectors ........................................................22  \nCategorizing co-collectors: academic and public libraries ............................24  \nA closer look at geographic proximity.............................................................26  \nResource Sharing Activity Analysis ................................................. 28  \nSharing the art research collective collection ......................................................28  \nPatterns in partner selection and request type ......","cbCaitIWByyLrv8C","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitIWByyLrv8C","pdf",6823328,62,"English","# Contents\n## Executive Summary\n## Introduction\n## Collective Collection Analysis\n## Resource Sharing Activity Analysis\n## Takeaways for Art Research Library Collaboration\n## Final thoughts\n## Acknowledgments","[{\"question\":\"What does the report focus on regarding art research collections?\",\"answer\":\"It focuses on sustaining art research collections through collaboration and uses data to analyze how institutions work together.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the report operationalize the collective collection analysis?\",\"answer\":\"It operationalizes collective collection analysis and builds a proxy art research collective collection, supported by described data and methods.\"},{\"question\":\"What aspects of resource sharing are analyzed?\",\"answer\":\"It analyzes sharing patterns, partner selection and request types, characteristics of shared materials, special categories and e-formats, and measures like lender response time and agreements.\"}]","Sustaining Art Research Collections - Using Data to Explore Collaboration | PDF",1792055929,156]