Please join the DAHS (virtually) on Monday, 31 March at 1200 EDT for our inaugural Lunch & Learn with Emmanuelle Delmas-Glass, Head of the Collections Information Access Department at the Yale Center for British Art.
LUX, Yale University’s collections discovery platform, offers seamless access to millions
of records from Yale’s cultural institutions. Using IIIF and Linked Art, it unites collections
from the Yale Center for British Art, Yale University Art Gallery, Yale Peabody Museum,
Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale Libraries, Paul Mellon Centre, and
the Morris Steinert Collection of Musical Instruments. This platform fosters cross-
institutional collaboration and expands opportunities for online discovery, access, and
use of cultural materials.
In this Lunch & Learn program, Emmanuelle Delmas-Glass will share insights on how
small museums can contribute to large-scale digital platforms. Drawing from her
experience on Yale’s Cultural Heritage Information Technology steering committee, she
will highlight lessons learned in metadata collaboration, technology integration, and the
benefits of institutional partnerships in advancing digital accessibility.
To attend, PLEASE REGISTER: HTTPS:/ /TINYURL.COM/2VRF6N6C HERE!
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About: Delmas-Glass is Head of Collections Information Access at the YCBA and has
previously worked at the Williams College Museum of Art and the Louvre. She holds an
MA in Art History from Virginia Commonwealth University.