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Although H1360 states: Use Catalogs under artists or crafts persons and families of artists or crafts persons for works listing their art works or crafts that are located in, or available for purchase at, particular institutions or places.  Use Catalogs under names of persons and families doing business as sellers under their own names.  Also use Catalogs under types of organizations and names of individual corporate bodies for works listing objects, art works, products, etc., located in or available from those organizations -- this subdivision is usually used under a corporate body, not a personal name. Sometimes personal names are turned into corporate bodies however.

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Artist groups are of two types - in terms of est. establishing them in the authority file.  First one is an artist group that is informally created by the members and sometimes its name is given to them retrospectively. They don't collectively promote or advertise the work of the group. They cannot be considered corporate bodies. Groups such as this are est. using subject cataloging conventions and reside in the subject file. The qualifier is (Group of artists)-an example is the 150:: Blaue Reiter (Group of artists). 

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3. Arlis CPGD or Cataloging Problems Discussion Group:

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