Try to be consistent when naming events, so for example:
When listing addresses for events, work from the smallest to biggest in detail, so for example:
NAME field ROLE field
Scott Watson, Curator Curator
Lorna Brown, Curator Curator
Kate Craig Artist
Include the catalogue’s full title in the title block, and create the rest of the information in the following manner:
2013, Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery, Vancouver
72 pages, b/w and colour, paperback
$30 CAD OR OUT OF PRINT
ISBN 978-0-88865-087-0
Exhibition catalogue from the Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery (September 6–December 1, 2013).
Texts by Scott Watson, Geoffrey Carr and Chief Robert Joseph; edited by Scott Watson, Keith Wallace and Jana Tyner.
Blurb about catalogue if possible, could be pulled from publisher’s website.
Link to exhibition and any other affiliated events, etc.
For the displayed date and time, use the format 7 February 2018, 2 pm or 6 June 2015, from 3-5:30 pm
B.C. Binning (Canadian, 1909–1976)
Three Islands in a Cove, 1960
oil on canvas
89.0 × 106.5 cm
Gift of the Estate of Jessie Binning
The rule is this (according to CHIN, updated in 2010)
Enter the medium in a logical order. Multiple entries are allowed. If the sequence of application is known, list in order of application. Or, if the prominence or importance of materials is obvious, list them in order of importance, with the most prominent or important first. Terms should be singular nouns, except where the singular is inappropriate. Do not use abbreviations. Use lowercase except where the material is distinguished by a proper noun, such as Conté crayon, or is known by its brand name. Do not use brand names unless the material is known exclusively or primarily by that term. Use terminology in the language of the catalogue record. Include the appropriate diacritical marks. Use natural word order. Uncertain data should be followed by space and “?”.
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