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ARTstor Welcomes
New Subscribing Institutions
As of May 1, there were 1,429 institutions participating in the ARTstor
Digital Library. During April, ARTstor welcomed The University of Tennessee,
Knoxville; University of Hong Kong; Henderson State University (AR);
University of Great Falls (MT); The Arts University College at Bournemouth
(United Kingdom); University of Arkansas-Fort Smith; American International
School – Chennai (India); and Lincoln Elementary School for the Arts (MN).
Browse a list of ARTstor
subscribing institutions.
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Online introduction to ARTstor - only 6 sessions remain in
our spring series!
ARTstor Library Relations offers online demonstrations for librarians and
faculty at nonprofit institutions interested in learning more about the
content, features, and tools of the Digital Library. These popular
demonstrations 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 May session today!
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ARTstor's History
and Mission
Ever wonder how ARTstor came to be? Watch Chairman Neil Rudenstine and
President James Shulman discuss our history and mission in this short video.
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May is
Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month
This May, explore the history, religion, architecture, and art from the
Pacific islands. From Cook's Voyages to the South Seas (Natural History
Museum, London) to the Native American Art and Culture collection
(National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution), the ARTstor
Digital Library boasts many resources illuminating the cultures of
Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia.
Learn more
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Celebrate Mother's Day with ARTstor
Happy Mother's Day! The holiday is celebrated in May in dozens of
countries around the world. In honor of mothers everywhere, we have
assembled some favorite mother and child images from the ARTstor
Digital Library spanning a wide variety of cultures and eras.
Learn
more
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Now available: Photographs of the Hagia Sophia by A.
Cemal Ekin
ARTstor and A. Cemal Ekin are sharing nearly 50 images of the dome of
the Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, Turkey in the ARTstor Digital Library
Learn
more
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Now available: More than 5,000 new images from SAHARA
More than 16,000 images of architecture, landscape design, and the
built environment from the Society of Architectural Historians' SAHARA
project are now available in the ARTstor Digital Library.
Learn
more
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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 and Canada, toll-free): +1 888 278 0079
Phone (International): +1 212 500 2400
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Image Credits
a) Polynesian | Easter Island (Rapa Nui); view of unfinished moai statues
on slopes of Rano Raraku volcano | 10th-12th cent. | Image and original
data provided by Erich Lessing Culture and Fine Arts Archives/ART
RESOURCE, N.Y. artres.com / artres.com; b) Mary Cassatt | Peasant Mother
and Child | Museum of Fine Arts, Boston | Image and data from the Museum
of Fine Arts, Boston; c) She-wolf nursing Romulus and Remus, 16th century
| Musée du Louvre | Image and original data provided by Erich Lessing
Culture and Fine Arts Archives/ART RESOURCE, N.Y. artres.com /
artres.com; d) A. Cemal Ekin | Hagia Sophia, Istanbul, Turkey | © A.
Cemal Ekin, keptlight.com; e) Marina City | Bertrand Goldberg, Bertrand
Goldberg Associates | Photographer George Everard Kidder Smith | ©
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Rotch Visual Collections | Society
of Architectural Historians: SAHARA Collection.
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