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ARTstor Welcomes
New Subscribing Institutions
As of March 1, there were 1,414 institutions participating in ARTstor.
During February, ARTstor welcomed University of Kansas, Umeå University
(Sweden), University of Evansville (IN), Lake Highland Preparatory School
(FL), Jackson Hole High School (WY), Musea Brugge (Belgium), and
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (TX).
Browse a list of ARTstor
subscribing institutions.
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Meet ARTstor staff at upcoming conferences
ARTstor President James Shulman, Library Relations Associate Siân Evans,
and other ARTstor staff will attend the 40th annual Art Libraries Society
of North America (ARLIS/NA) Conference in Toronto, March 29-April 2,
2012. Senior Implementation Manager Elizabeth Darocha Berenz will be
moderating "Metadata: the changing information landscape";
Elizabeth and Implementation Manager Rebecca Shows will be holding a
Shared Shelf User Group; and Ian McDermott, Collection Development
Associate, will hold an ARTstor Digital Library User Group.
Learn more
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Teaching with
ARTstor: Grammar in art
Ever wonder why Liberty is personified as female and Time as male? Guest
blogger Lera Boroditsky, Assistant Professor of Psychology at Stanford
University, has a theory, and she tested it by using the ARTstor Digital
Library.
Learn more
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Now available: Wriston Art Center Galleries (Lawrence
University)
ARTstor and the Wriston Art Center at Lawrence University are now
sharing more than 1,200 images of artworks in the Digital Library. The
collection in ARTstor consists of selections from special collections
of early 20th century German art, Japanese prints, and Ancient and
Byzantine coins.
Learn more
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Now available: Nearly 10,000 additional images from
Contemporary Art (Larry Qualls Archive)
Nearly 10,000 additional images from Larry Qualls' archive of
contemporary art are now available in the ARTstor Digital Library. This
release includes hundreds of contemporary artists such as: Ghada Amer,
assume vivid astro focus, Carol Bove, Dan Colen, Tim Hawkinson, Candice
Hoeflinger, Zhang Huan, Ari Marcopoulos, Gordon Matta-Clark, Aleksandra
Mir, Dana Schutz, Richard Serra, Amy Sillman, Andreas Slominski, Josh
Smith, Dash Snow, Rudolf Stingel, Sarah Sze, Rirkrit Tiravanija,
Charline von Heyl, and Kehinde Wiley.
Learn more
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Preview the ARTstor Digital Library
ARTstor Library Relations is now offering online demonstrations for
librarians and faculty at nonprofit institutions interested in
learning more about the content, features, and tools of the Digital
Library. These demonstrations will cover many aspects of the Digital
Library, including collection highlights from over one million interdisciplinary
images and teaching ideas. All that is required to view these online
demonstrations is a computer with Internet access and audio.
Register for a session today!
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Access the
Digital Library
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What is ARTstor?
ARTstor is a nonprofit organization that makes available a Digital
Library of more than one million images in the arts, architecture,
humanities, and sciences with a set of tools to use images for teaching
and learning.
Learn more
Trial Access
We invite you to explore the Digital Library during a 30-day trial to
determine if the content and tools provide a solution for your
institution's image needs.
Learn more
Join the ARTstor Community
Currently over 1,400 institutions from the higher education, museum,
K-12, and public library communities participate in ARTstor. We invite
nonprofit institutions to license ARTstor for research and teaching needs.
Learn more
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Visit the ARTstor Blog
Visit the ARTstor Blog for access to all current and archived
announcements. http://www.artstor.org/blog
Contact ARTstor
Please contact Library Relations with any questions about the content of
this announcement or about ARTstor in general.
Email: subscribe@artstor.org
Phone (USA, toll-free): +1 866 248 2691
Phone (International): +1 212 500 2400
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Image Credits
a) Eugène Delacroix | Liberty Leading the People, 1830 | Musée du Louvre
| Image and original data provided by Erich Lessing Culture and Fine Arts
Archives/ART RESOURCE, N.Y. http://www.artres.com;
b) Greek | Silver Tetradrachm of Athens, Greece; Reverse: Owl; olive
leaves with berry; crescent moon, c. 450-440 BCE | Wriston Art Center
Galleries (Lawrence University); c) Ghada Amer | Coulures Colores , 2000
| Exhibited at Deitch Projects, Spring 2000 | Image and original data
provided by Larry Qualls | © 2007 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
/ ADAGP, Paris.
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