Federal grant · project grant (b)
Consortial Action to Preserve Born-digital, Web-based Art History & Culture [the Internet Archive, Partnering With the New York Art Resources Consortium (nyarc), Which Consists of the Frick Art Reference Library, Moma, and Brooklyn Museum, Proposes a Two-year, Humanities Collections and Reference Resources Implementation Grant From the Neh?s Division of Preservation and Access. This Funding Will Create a Comprehensive Reference Resource of the Nation?s Key Art History and Humanities Collections Published on the Web. the Activities of This Grant Will Mobilize a Diverse, National Group of Art and Museum Libraries to Coordinate Curation and the Creation of a Unified Access Research Portal of Web-based Arts Content.]
Committed
$305,343
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