CATALOGING AND INDEXING SYSTEMS SIGAuthor(s): Diane ParksSource: Art Documentation: Journal of the Art Libraries Society of North America, Vol. 8,No. 2 (Summer 1989), pp. 81-82Published by: The University of Chicago Press on behalf of the Art Libraries Society of NorthAmericaStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/27948047 .

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Tigerman Fugman McCurry. Weekend House, Lakeside, Mi., 1982-84, 17 See also Tigerman, Stanley.

Tigerman, Stanley. Animal Crackers, Highland Park, II., 1976-78,6; Apt. Interior, Chicago, II., 1976-78, 6; Daisy House, Porter, In., 1976-78, 6; House with a

Pompidour, Portage, In., 1978-79, 6; Kastel House, Chicago, II., 1978-79, 6; Keck House Adaptation, Highland Park, II., 1977-79, 6; Hot Dog House, Northern H, 1972-74, 2; Labadie House, Oakbrook, II., 1976, 6; Marion House, Lisle, H., 1978-79, 6; "Meet the Architect: Stanley Tigerman vs. Frank 0. Gehry," 6; Metal Si Glass House, II., 1972-75, 2; Pensacola Place, 6; Pen sacola Place, Chicago, II., 1979-82,12; Pr h House, 6; Residence, Remodel ing & Addition, Highland Park, II., 13; "Stanley Tigerman on Frank 0. Gehry," 6; Tackbary House, Barrington, II., 1976, 6. See also Tigerman Fugman McCurry.

Timme, Robert H. See Taft Architects. Tiravanti, L Bombelli; Harnden, Peter G. Summer Residence for Architect,

Cadaques, Spain, 1959-60, 5; Summer Residence for Sculptor, Cadaques, Spain, 1960-63,5.

Tominaga, Yuzuru. House at Kyodo, Tokyo, 1980-81, 14; House at Mus ashishinjo, Kanagawa, 1979-80, 14; House at Susono, Shizuoaka, 1982-83, 14.

Toru Murakami Architecture & Assoc. House at Koi, Hiroshima, 1979-80,14. Tossman, Alan; Andre, Steve. Harvard St. Condominiums, Santa Monica, Ca.,

1979,12. Tresoldi, Ambrogio. See Salvati & Tresoldi. Tsutomu, Abe. Architect's Own House, 1972-74, 4; Imada House, 1976-77, 4. Turnbull, William. Allewelt House, Modesto, Ca., 1976-77, 7; Davidow Resi

dence, Kauai, Ha., 1980-82, 18; House in Tennessee, 1973-74, 7; Lindzey House, Sea Ranch, Ca., 1977-78,7; Moss House, Sea Ranch, Ca., 1977-78, 7. See also MLTW.

Urban Innovations Group, Los Angeles, Ca. See Moore, Charles; Filson, Ron. Van Kostelac, Ante Josip. Residence, Darmstadt, W. Germany, 1976-77,6. Vanhoy, David L; Elian, George P. Hilltop Estate, Anaheim Hills, Ca., 1981-, 12;

Springwood Dr. Residence, Orange County, Ca., 1980-81,12. Vedensky, Dimitri. Blanchard House, Anchor Bay, Ca., 1974-75,7. Venturi, Rauch & Scott Brown. House, New Castle County, De., 1978-82,17. See

also Izenour, Steven. Veranda, George A. Private Residence, New Buffalo, Mi., 1979-81,15. Vigo, Nanda. Monospazio, Milan, Italy, 1973-75, 5. Viladas, Pilar. "Cedric Gibbons, House in Santa Monica," 18. Voorsanger & Mills Assoc. House. Long Island, N. Y, 1980 -82,15. Waldman, Peter. Architectual Sampler: Successive Designs for One Client

Princeton, N. J., 1972-81, 10; Kosinski Addition, Princeton, N. J., 1977, 10; Mayer Residence, Princeton, N. J., 1978-82,12; Parasol House, Houston, Tx, 1981, 10; Politziner Addition, Princeton, N. J., 1979-81, 10; Small Addition, Princeton, N. J., 1977-79,10.

Watanabe, Toyokazu. Inoue Building, Kyoto, 1979-82, 14; Nakano House, Tak arazuka, Japan, 1978-79, 8; Okamuro House, Nara, Japan, 1980-81, 8; Sugiyama House, Osaka, Japan, 1978-80, 8; Yoshimura House, Nara, Japan, 1981-83,14.

Weese, Cynthia. Corn Crib, II., 1976-77,6. Whitaker, Richard R., Jr. "MLTW: Once More, Connections," 7; House in Sea

Ranch, Ca., 1977-78, 7; Sahgal House, Lombard, II., 1977-78, 7; Shideler House, Boulder Heights, Ca, 1971 -74,7. See also MLTW.

Williams, Tod. Tarlo House, Sagaponack, N. Y, 1978,8. Wilson, P?ter. Peitzke House, Fire Island, N. Y, 13. Wingwall, Alice. "Elements on Residence, International Survey: House is as

Porches Do," 12; "Elements on Residence, International Survey: Walls," 13. Woerner, Peter Kurt. Joslyn House, Guilford, Ct., 1978, 7; Verleger House,

Guilford, Ct, 1978-79,7. Wurmfeld Assoc. Carriage House Renovation, Greenwich Village, N. Y,

1975-77,10; Stern House Alteration, Greenpoint N. Y, 1978-79,10. Wurmfeld, Michael. See Wurmfeld Assoc. Yamamoto, Riken. See Riken Yamamoto & Field Shop. Yamashita, Kazumasa. Kubo House, Tokyo, 1970-80,14; Ta a be House, Tokyo,

1980-81,14. YAS & Urbaniste. Basilica House, Kanagawa, 1980, 14; Ceramic House, Tokyo,

1978-79,14. Yasuhara, Morihiko. House at Kamegasaki (Honma House), Yamagata,

1981 -82, 14; House at Takamidai (Kasuya House), Yamagata, 1981 -82, 14. Yasuo, Yoshida. Yashiro House, 1976-77,4. Yoh, Shoei. Glass House with Breathing Grating, Yamaguchi, 1983,14; Stainless

Steel House with Light Latice, Nagasaki, 1979-80, 14; Y-Court Houses with Lattice Frame, Kumamoto, 1979-80,14.

Yokoyama, T?dashi. '*Trip to Epoch-making: Red House by William Morris," 1. Yoshida, Yasuo. Osaka Reincarnation Exhibition, Osaka, 1981, 14; Shimizu

House, Osaka, 1978-81,14; Taki House, Osaka, 1975-76,1979-81,14. Yudell, Buzz. "Moore in Progress," 7. Zambonini, Giuseppe. Loft, Broadway, New York, . Y, 1979-80,13; Loft, Trib

eca, New York, . Y, 1977-80, 13; with Simon, Mark, House, Washington, D.C., 1979-82,13.

I I CATALOGING AND INDEXING SYSTEMS SIG edited by Diane Parks

New 1988 Library of Congress Art Subjects Advertising drinking glasses (NK5440.D75) Album quilts Amateur arts

Anonymous art Architectural studios Art dealers as artists Art in interior decoration Art therapy for children (RJ505.A7) Artists' wives Arts in the press Baldachins (Architecture)(NA5062) Balloon decorations (TT926) Buhl work Carpet tiles Cartouches, Ornamental (Decorative arts)(NK1585) Celtic antiquities Ceramics in architecture Chancay culture (F3429.1.C47) Children's drawings (N352-365) Chrome objects (NK8030-NK8035) Color decoration and ornament (NK1548) Colored pencil drawing (NC892) Comic strip character clocks and watches (NK7500.C65) Covered animal dishes (NK5440.A55) Dance photography (TR817.5) Distemper painting (ND2465) Face painting (TT911) Feminist art criticism Glass animals (NK5440.A55) Inkwells Interior decoration rendering (NK2113.5) Jaina antiquities Kewpie art Kilims in interior decoration (NK2115.5.R77) Kusamakura-e (Scrolls) Lunchboxes (NK6213) Marquees (NA3008) Medici porcelain (NK4399.M43) Painters' wives Park gate lodges (NA8310) Penthouses (NA7884) Photography of horse sports Piqu? Plastic handbags (NK4890.H34) Plastic jewelry (NK4890.P55) Roofs, Corinthian Silver saltcellars Tap bells (NK3653) Travel labels (NC1002.L3) Unfinished furniture Veterans as artists West African strip weaving Witch balls Women art patrons This list was made of all the new art or art-related subject

headings issued by LC during the past year as an experimen tal project. While something of this sort on a smaller scale

was attempted a few years back in this column, I do not believe a year's cumulation has ever been done. At time of publication, the last eight lists were not yet available, so the compilation only includes lists 1 -42. In addition, certain cate gories have been omitted to make the list manageable: head ings with new national or racial qualifiers (e.g., Ethnic archi tecture, Russian German), individual works of art or architecture; groups of artists, and awards. While it is recognized that new headings are encountered

in the normal course of cataloging, there is value to having prior knowledge of the choices available in the field, to aid in

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82 Art Documentation, Summer, 1989

speedy categorical judgments. Also, the complexity of the syndetic structure makes oversights reasonably easy to com mit. In addition, knowing the kinds and number of changes which are constantly being made helps ward off the tempta tion to rely on memory overly much, which would otherwise be a practical and time-saving aid.

20th-century Subjects Figurative expressionism (BT Art, Modern?20th century) Yunnan school of painting (BT Painting, Chinese?20th

century)(ND1045.5.Y84) Disappointingly few new subjects were found to deal with

specifically 20th-century art Maybe there just is not that much going on in the 20th century? Or have all the pre-1980s things already been established, and are the '80s pluralism and historicism too confusing for labels?

Changed Art Subjects Old form : New form :

Ashcan school Ashcan school of art Coffee-houses Coffeehouses Macaroni craft Pasta craft Maces, Ceremonial Ceremonial maces Photography, Journalistic Photojournalism Photography, Submarine Underwater photography Pont-Aven school Pont-Aven school of art

I Zi SERIALS SIG edited by Alexandra de Luise

Serials Update CEASED PUBLICATION GAJGlobal Architecture with no. 67, published April 1985. The Museum Studies Journal. (Center for Museum Studies,

John F. Kennedy University, San Francisco) suspended indefinitely as of Feb. 1989.

Northlight (Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ), effective Feb. 1989.

RIBA Transactions, Royal Institute of British Architects, London, with vol. 5, transaction no. 10 (1986).

CHANGE IN FREQUENCY Architktura CSR to be published 6 times a year as of vol. 46

(1987).

CHANGES IN TITLE Journal of Pre-Raphaelite Studies to continue as Journal of Pre

Raphaelite and Aesthetic Studies with vol. I, no. 1 (pt. 1) Fall 1987.

Preservation Action (Heritage Canada) to become Impact: a Publication of Heritage Canada with vol. 1, no. 1 (1989).

Main Street Newsletter (Heritage Canada Foundation) to split into two titles as of 1988: Main Street CIRCUIT Rues

Principales; which will be of interest to Main Street coordinators, and Main Street PLACE Rues Principales for the larger community, with information on trends, people and ideas that affect the way downtowns are revitalized.

Maltechnik, Restauro to continue as Restauro with Jahr. 94, no. 1 (Jan. 1988).

303: La Revue de Pays de la Loire to become 303 Arts, Recherches et Creations as of Feb. 1989.

NEW TITLES AFT : Archivio Fotografico Toscano. Anno 1, no. 1 (May

1985)- Semiannual. 10,000 lira/issue. Archivio Fotografico Toscano, Prato (distrib. by Casalini Libri, Via Benedetto da Maiano, 3,50014 Fiesole [Florence] Italy)

Photography journal. Auction Forum U.SA.. Feb. 1989- . Monthly. $90./yr.

(introductory rate). 341W. 12th St., New York, NY 10014.

Previewing in detail approximately 30 catalogued auctions per month from 14 leading local and regional auction houses, each issue contains concise commentary as well as results of the previous month's sales that enable comparison of prices for specific types of art in different parts of the U.S.A. It also offers revealing editorial features on all aspects of the business from price trends and undervalued areas to legal issues and guidance on shipping and insurance costs. Also included are scholarly articles and practical advice about collecting. A useful feature is "where to find it," which lists which auction house sales handle objects most needed for furnishing a house or adding to a collection. Also included is a classified advertising section, for seeking out information on an artist or object, to report stolen objects, to find an auctioneer for a charity event or even a job.

Composici?n Arquitect?nica, Art and Architecture. No. 1 (Oct. 1988)- . 3x/yr. $44 U.SVyr. Composici?n Arquitect?nica

Art & Architecture, Calle Hurtado de Am?zaga, 27-14, Dpto. 1,48008 Bilbao, Spain.

Beautifully illustrated journal on art and architecture. It intends to contribute to the field from the point of view of Spain's specific cultural environment Written in both Span ish and English, it will cover a wide range of topics of international interest. The first issue contains an article by John Summerson on Liverpool Cathedral by the architect Sir Edwin Luytens and another on the artist Anselm Kiefer.

Journal of Art (International Edition). Vol. 1, no. 1 (Dec. 1988)- . Monthly (except July/August). $35./yr. P.O. Box 693, New York, NY 10013-0603

The Journal of Art is the international edition of // Gior nale dell 'Arte. In newspaper format, this new and highly informative periodical is exclusively devoted to news about the visual arts: archaeology, old masters, modern and con temporary art, museums and galleries, books, restoration, collecting. An entire section is devoted to the economics of the art market including the most complete listing of cur rent auction prices in decorative arts, jewelry as well as paintings, sculptures, prints and drawings; news of record breaking prices, analyses of market tendencies, etc. Edited by Barbara Rose.

Stroll: the Magazine of Outdoor Art and Street Culture. Vol. 1, no. 1 (Spring/Summer 1985)- . Semiannual. $12/yr. Melissa Feldman, editor. ISSN 0882-7273. Stroll Magazine, 596 Broadway, Suite 1217, New York, NY 10012.

"Journal devoted to all aspects of street art, particularly from the art lover's point of view."

Terrazzo. Vol. 1 (Fall 1988)- . Biannual. $20/issue. Terrazzo srl, Milan, Italy (dist. by Rizzoli).

Lavishly produced English-language journal on contem porary international architecture. The editor is the well known design critic Barbara Radice. Terrazzo is very care fully designed, as seen in the different types of papers used, the typesetting and its full-page color drawings. The first issue includes an essay by Herbert Muschamp, an ar ticle by Ettore Sottass and drawings by Michele de Lucchi.

Alexandra de Luise Centre Canadien d'Architecture/

Canadian Centre for Architecture

Trevor Hadley Metropolitan Museum of Art Library

I 1 VISUAL RESOURCES SIG edited by Jennifer Hehman

Visual Resource Collection Fundraising: An Art School Annual Sale

As the date of the annual Herron School of Art Library Sale approaches, I have been busy sorting and boxing up a vari ety of surplus?donated or withdrawn?visual materials from my collection. Over the past three years, sales of discarded

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