The purpose of the Children's Book Showcase is to select the best designed and/or illustrated children's books that have been published in the U.S. during the preceding year, and to prepare a catalog of pertinent information about the production and design elements of each to accompany an exhibit of these books. This 1973 catalog contains 28…

Four individuals describe what it is like to exhibit at ALA's national convention: A.L. Remley discusses an exhibitor's life on the road; Paul Foreman gives an independent publisher's perspective on exhibiting; Tony Leisner gives tips on the art of selling exhibit space; and Edward Malinowski discusses the Combined Book Exhibit. (JPF)

Describes efforts to instill new life into the major agencies concerned with promotion of contemporary art, and emphasizes the need to de-politicize the major art expositions (the Venice Biennale, Rome Quadriennale, and Milan Triennale). (Author/RW)

The furniture, fabrics and interior architectural systems designed by George Nelson, Charles and Ray Eames, Alexander Girard and Robert Propst for Herman Miller, Incorporated, have revolutionized American design by their brilliant use of new materials and exploitation of mass production techniques. A stunning exhibition of their combined efforts…

A review of the audiovisual software and equipment on display at the Inter Navex 71 exhibit. (AK)

Cooperative effort of a businessman and industrial arts teachers resulted in an exhibit promoting public relations as well as the industrial arts programs of the 60 participating schools. (GB)

The concluding article in a series intended to aid in the planning of visualized presentations. This section discusses in detail the recommended considerations for the service and support functions of the sponsor before, during and after the conference." (Author/LS)

The author describes how her personal interest in puzzles led her to create Puzzle Parties at the College of Santa Fe in New Mexico. Now regular events, these puzzle parties attract several hundred adults and children from the community. (SJL)

Describes digital images of incunabula from the Library of the Vatican that are available over the Internet based on an actual exhibit that was displayed at the Library of Congress. Viewers, i.e., compression routines created to efficiently send color images, are explained; and other digital exhibits are described. (Contains three references.)…