As you may recall, SMK (Statens Museum for Kunst: National Gallery of Denmark) recently contributed a Citation Authority module to CollectionSpace. This is a status update: to mention that this contribution is on track to be included in CollectionSpace's next release, version 3.2.3. You can see a preview of its current state of integration here (noting with apologies the terse, nonsensical data in this screen shot): https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B6YEWJDAj9qgdEVzbVN1QVltSFE/edit?usp=sharing We're also planning to make this "live" on a public server, so that you can try it out as early as sometime next week (the week beginning Tuesday, May 28, 2013, after the US Memorial Day holiday). As SMK's Kim Brasen wrote, describing both SMK's - and what we believe will be typical - uses of this authority: "Our intention is to use the Citation Authority as a library module in CS and make references between our catalogued works of art and literature records; books as monographs or anthologies, articles in periodicals or journals, exhibition catalogues etc." Thanks are due once again to Kim, Sébastien Brossard, and others at SMK who worked on this contribution, as well as the many people across the community, including colleagues here at Berkeley, who contributed to defining this authority's schema and functionality. Aron Roberts UC Berkeley (on behalf of the CollectionSpace project team)