This panel will bring together information professionals to explore the topic of creative practice and research as scholarly communication. Joan Jocson-Singh and Junior Tidal will discuss their connections with extreme music (EM) and their grant-supported work on a multimedia bibliography meant to build visibility for traditionally marginalized groups and researchers within EM. Kate Joranson will explore the interconnectivity of her roles as artist, librarian, and caregiver, sharing her projects I’m Wondering and Curiosity Archive. Sara Smith’s presentation will introduce attendees to their practice of speculative creation from archival research and related projects such as a library fellowship program for student artists. Panelists will then devote time to discussion with each other and the audience.
Shush: Developing an Extreme Music Bibliography by and for Marginalized Communities Joan Jocson-Singh, California Institute of the Arts Junior Tidal, New York City College of Technology at CUNY
Artifacts of Creative Labor Kate Joranson, University of Pittsburgh
Everything is Speculative Fiction: Personal and Collective Worldbuilding as an Arts Librarian Sara Smith, Amherst College
