These are notes toward a CAC document on RDA best practices.
cf British Library Special Topics in RDA : Exhibition and art catalogues
SECTION ARRANGED BY RDA RULE NUMBER
11.13.1.2
When adding a term to a corporate name that does not convey the idea of a corporate body, use a general term, e.g., Firm, Gallery. Not Auctioneers, Art gallery.
25.1
Do not use conventional collective titles for artist monographs, exhibition and other art catalogs. That is, add these materials to the exceptions in LC-PCC PS 25.1.
Appendices
I.5.2
"curator" restricted to Items (appropriate for other Group 1 entities?)
"contributor" selected by Courtauld catalogers, per ALJ, v. 39, no. 1, 2014
New term added to I.2.2:
organizer A person, family, or corporate body organizing the exhibit, event, conference, etc., which gave rise to a work.
SECTION ARRANGED BY MARC FIELD
100
Use the relator "artist" for artist monographs and catalogs where artist is eligible for authorized access point (main entry).
110
What is the proper relationship term to use for collection catalogs? $e author? $e issuing body?
26X
could use some guidance on print-on-demand, e.g., photobooks produced via Blurb/Lulu, etc.; The Cesnola collection of Cypriot art (Met POD, Yale distributor)
585
This field is to be used for exhibition history of the resource, not for information about the exhibition represented by the resource.
AUTHORITY RECORDS
1XX
Do not include a relator term in authority records. The relationship is between the heading and a work/expression/manifestation and is not proper in the authority record.
Comments (1)
Sherman Clarke said
at 8:57 am on Apr 25, 2014
We should think about the types of publications that we were going to include in the RDA Examples Book, see separate document here on wiki.
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