• People who practice the performing arts, such as such as singers, actors, dancers, acrobats, magicians, circus performers, comedians, etc. For persons who make performance art, considered a fine art and often seen in a museum, see

Use for: traced

• Copying from an original by drawing over it onto a transparent or translucent piece of paper, cloth, or other material.

• Techniques where images or designs are transferred from one material to another.

• The Processes and Techniques hierarchy contains terms for actions and methods performed physically on or with materials and objects, and for processes occurring in materials and objects. Included are types of process or technique pertaining to the production and handling of objects or images (e.g.,

• The Styles and Periods hierarchy contains the names of art and architecture styles, historical periods, art movements, nationalities, and cultures (e.g.,

Use for: research library (building) , libraries, research (buildings)

• Buildings or spaces housing libraries consisting of specialized documents, and providing facilities for undertaking exhaustive investigation and research.

Use for: special library (building), libraries, special (buildings)

• Buildings housing privately owned libraries established to meet the needs of the members or staff of the owning institution.

Use for: public library (building), libraries, public (buildings)

• Buildings or spaces housing collections of books that are available to the public and typically maintained by public funds, as distinguished from libraries available only to a certain group or individual.

Use for: library (building), ibrary architecture, bibliothecae (buildings), library buildings

• Buildings set apart to contain books for reading, study, or reference, typically with shelves containing books and tables and seating for users of the library.

Use for: academic library (building), libraries, academic (buildings)

• Buildings housing libraries that serve an academic institution.