Collect one-sentence bio for Editorial Board members

[SamiNorling]

Please provide:

Name, Title, Institution One sentence bio w/ relevant roles, work

[aisaac]

Antoine Isaac, R&D manager, Europeana Foundation. Antoine works as R&D Manager for Europeana). He has especially worked on the representation and interoperability of cultural collections and their vocabularies using Semantic Web and Linked Data technology. He has served in related W3C efforts (SKOS, Library Linked Data, Data on the Web Best Practices, Data Exchange) and co-chairs the Technical Working Group of the RightsStatements.org initiative and the Discovery Technical Specification Group at the International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF).

[SamiNorling]

Samantha Norling, Digital Collections Manager, Newfields

As Digital Collections Manager at the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields, Samantaha Norling manages digital assets and data related to the museum's art, archival, and horticultural collections. As a trained librarian and professional archivist working within an art museum, Samantha is particularly interested in digital projects that break down barriers between GLAM institutions.

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[karinanw]

Karina Wratschko, Asst Director of Library and Digital Strategies, Philadelphia Museum of Art

Karina is responsible for digital asset management and library technical services. As a member of Art Information Commons team, she is looking at ways to further holistic management of the museum’s art information across resource types, with an eye towards interoperability and linked open data.

[beaudet]

David Beaudet, enterprise solution architect for the National Gallery of Art in Washington, is establishing integration services for the NGA by aggregating art data and imagery from many sources and publishing it with open standards and APIs. David is optimistic that Linked Art will have an impact on art data similar to the impact of IIIF on imagery.

[azaroth42]

Rob Sanderson, Semantic Architect for the J. Paul Getty Trust. Rob is co-chair of the Linked Art collaboration and CIDOC working group, and responsible for data and metadata standards for the Getty. He is a leader in the cultural heritage information standards domain, playing pivotal roles in IIIF, Linked Art, JSON-LD, BibFrame, Web Annotation, and beyond.

[edgartdata]

Emmanuelle Delmas-Glass, Collections Data Manager, Yale Center for British Art Emmanuelle is responsible for the data management of the YCBA's art collection, with an eye towards using open standards to make it as efficiently sharable as possible. She is co-chair of the Linked Art collaboration and CIDOC working group, and member of the IIIF Operating Committee.

[natuk]

Athanasios Velios, Reader in Documentation, University of the Arts London Thanasis is a conservator working on conservation documentation and the documentation of art practice. He leads the Linked Conservation Data consortium. He is a member of the CIDOC-CRM SIG and co-chair of Linked Art.

[BreeAnn7]

Bree Midavaine, Taxonomist, Philadelphia Museum of Art Bree is responsible for the creation of an institution-wide knowledge base which will facilitate the discovery of art object information and their related contextual content generated across multiple museum departments. As a member of the Art Information Commons team her goal is to ensure coherence with linked open data and other metadata standards for future interoperability.

[azaroth42]

Out of date :( Should redo this or just close? Propose close?

See: https://linked.art/community/ for latest set of people (thanks to @julsraemy for updating)