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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Library staff recommendation: Remaking Race and History: The Sculpture of Meta Warrick Fuller
Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller (1877-1968) is a UArts alumna (Class of 1898) whose fame has diminished over the
years. A new book aims to rectify this situation. Continue reading
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Music In the Process of Becoming/Music As the Process of Becoming . . .
Visit an exhibit at the Music Library featuring Karlheinz Stockhausen, Pauline Oliveros, and Earle Brown, composers who sought to rupture preconceptions of what music is. Continue reading
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Digital Resource of the Week: PBS Arts
PBS Arts is the visual and performing arts website of the Public Broadcasting Station. Explore visual arts, film, dance, theater, music, and writing through a variety of formats. Continue reading
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Tagged art, dance, digital library, Digital Library of the Week, film, interviews, music, theater, videos, writing
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Library staff recommendation: Cave of Forgotten Dreams
Visionary director Werner Herzog was granted a rare opportunity to film the Chauvet Cave in France, which contains some of the oldest known works of human art-making. Continue reading
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New in ARTstor from UArts Visual Resources: Robert Alan Bechtle
Visual Resources recently added works by American Photorealist painter Robert Alan Bechtle to the UArts Visual Resources Collection in ARTstor. Check it out now! Continue reading
Digital Resource of the Week: BBC Four Collections
BBC Four, one of the television and radio stations of the British Broadcasting Corporation, has made many of its programs available online. Continue reading
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Tagged art, digital library, documentary, film, history, music, theater, videos
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UArts Libraries Workshops Spring 2012
It’s paper-writing and midterms time! Buff up your research skills and learn more about what the UArts Libraries have to offer. Bring your laptop — these are hands-on workshops — or watch, listen and learn. Workshops will start on time … Continue reading
Digital Resource of the Week: The Lively Morgue
The New York Times has started a Tumblr to showcase its extensive photo archive. Continue reading
New in ARTstor from UArts Visual Resources: Charles Ephraim Burchfield
Charles Burchfield was an American artist who is known for his beautiful and colorful watercolors. View them now in ARTstor. Continue reading
The Alan Lomax Archives and Global Jukebox
Folklorist and ethnomusicologist Alan Lomax’s invaluable “global jukebox” is now streaming online for free. Continue reading
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