Category: Art History
Repository of the Week - Getty Research Portal
The Getty Research Portal provides global access to digitised art history texts in the public domain. The catalogue is multilingual, and provides an open access platform from which to search and download digital copies of publications in the scholarly areas of art, architecture, material culture and other fields.
The Portal was developed by the Getty Research Institute in collaboration with a range of libraries, including contributions from the Metopolitan Museum of Art and the Heidelberg University Library.
The Portal widens access to rare resources, and is of benefit to those researchers without easy access to art history libraries and museums. Access the Getty Research Portal at: http://portal.getty.edu/portal/landing.
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Celebrating International Art Week... Oxford University Press - free three month trial to Cyberschool members
To celebrate International Art Week, Oxford University Press would like to highlight a key secondary Art resource, Oxford Art Online.
This online art resource encompasses all aspects of visual arts, topics and
thousands of searchable images made available through Oxford's partnerships
with museums, galleries.
Outstanding reference works include The Concise Oxford
Dictionary of Art Terms, Encyclopedia of
Aesthetics, The Oxford Companion
to Western Art
Explore the expanding range of content in Oxford Art Online focusing on
Australian artists. Key artists featured include:
• Anne
Zahalka, photographer
• The
Kingpins, performance, video, and installation artists
• Paddy
Bedford, Australian Aboriginal painter
• Patricia
Piccinini, installation artist
• Robert
Hunter, painter
• Rosemary
Laing, photographer
• Sir
Sidney Nolan, painter, draughtsman, printmaker, and stage designer
We also offer key thematic guides including those on Australian contemporary art, 1995-2010, Australian biennale and art exhibition space boom, Art market in Australia 1995 - 2010, Photography, and Aboriginal Australian contemporary art, 1990-2010.
Content is updated 3 times a year.
Cyberschool members who register now will receive three month free trial access.
To register for a trial please contact Cyberschool or register your interest at http://www.library.uq.edu.au/schools/dbasetrial.phtml
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Animal/Human Exhibition @ UQ Art Museum
Need a break from study?
Then head over to the UQ Art Museum this Friday 11
May at 4:30 pm for the Talking About Animals Seminar
before the ANIMAL/HUMAN exhibition opening.
More details here.
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